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Chevrolet

Chevrolet registrations in Britain tell several different stories at once. They include imported American cars, officially sold Korean built models that replaced the Daewoo badge, and performance cars such as the Corvette and Camaro. That makes the make page unusually varied, ranging from compact everyday hatchbacks to large SUVs and V8 sports cars, with survival patterns shaped by very different buyer groups and periods of UK availability.

ENDANGERED 2 families

VULNERABLE 2 families

DECLINING 9 families

GROWING 1 family

42,144 licensed vehicles

9,111

declared SORN

model families

-7,804 vehicles a year, five year trend · growing fastest Corvette · fading fastest Matiz

Model families

14 FAMILIES · SORT: LICENSED ↓

Family	Status	Licensed	Peak	Of peak	Year change
Spark	DECLINING	12,680	19,243 · 2014	65.9%	-1,035
Matiz	DECLINING	6,840	30,133 · 2011	22.7%	-1,921
Aveo	DECLINING	6,610	16,296 · 2014	40.6%	-1,249
Cruze	DECLINING	4,078	8,405 · 2014	48.5%	-579
Captiva	DECLINING	3,910	11,269 · 2014	34.7%	-1,098
Orlando	DECLINING	3,026	5,590 · 2014	54.1%	-426
Kalos	DECLINING	1,535	14,879 · 2009	10.3%	-694
Trax	DECLINING	1,415	1,703 · 2014	83.1%	-48
Lacetti	DECLINING	1,264	14,357 · 2010	8.8%	-621
Corvette	GROWING	342	342 · 2025	100.0%	+51
Tacuma	VULNERABLE	158	7,324 · 2009	2.2%	-146
Camaro	VULNERABLE	154	169 · 2021	91.1%	-3
Volt	ENDANGERED	97	128 · 2013	75.8%	-4
Epica	ENDANGERED	35	573 · 2011	6.1%	-31

This record combines every DVLA registration under CHEVROLET. Each family links to its full census record: population history, variants, MOT results and where survivors remain.