The Chevrolet Express is currently still in production. General Motors began manufacturing the Chevrolet Express in January 1996, and its production continues to the present day. Therefore, they have not stopped making the Chevy Express.
First introduced for the 1996 model year, the Chevrolet Express (along with its GMC Savana counterpart) has served as a full-size van primarily for commercial and passenger transport purposes. Its long-standing production run highlights its continued relevance and demand in various sectors.
Production Overview
The continuous production of the Chevy Express indicates its enduring role in the automotive market.
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | General Motors |
| Production Period | January 1996 – Present |
| Model Years | 1996 – Present |
| Also Called | GMC Savana |
| Chevrolet Van (1996–1998; cargo van) | |
| Chevrolet Savana (Israel and the Philippines) |
This robust production timeline makes it one of the longest-running models in Chevrolet's lineup, adapting over the years to various industry and consumer needs while maintaining its core utility and design.
