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- 1Ukraine rebuilds museum honouring controversial independence figure●Ukraine rebuilds museum devoted to controversial national figure. Roman Shukhevych was a key figure in country’s fight f
Ukraine is rebuilding a museum dedicated to Roman Shukhevych, a leader of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army who fought for the country's independence but is widely accused of collaborating with Nazi Germany and involvement in wartime ethnic violence. The project has reignited debate in Ukraine and abroad over how the nation should remember contested figures from its past as the war with Russia continues.
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Developer Duarte Santos has released openGym, a self-hosted fitness tracker written in JavaScript that lets users plan routines, log workouts including supersets, warm-ups and cardio, and monitor which muscles are trained, fatigued or detrained. The tool supports imports from popular apps FitNotes, Strong and Hevy, offers passkey login, and keeps all data on the user's own server — a privacy pitch that is drawing interest among self-hosting enthusiasts.
- 3Vintage Postcard Shows 1956 Chevy Bel Air Ready for the Open Road●1956 Chevy Bel Air 2-Door Sedan Postcard. Packed luggage, travel posters, and a classic mid-century icon ready for the o
A vintage postcard featuring a 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air two-door sedan is being shared among classic car enthusiasts. The image shows the mid-century icon loaded with packed luggage and travel posters, evoking the golden age of American road trips. Car fans are appreciating the nostalgic artwork as a piece of automotive history and ephemera.
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General Motors is advertising new discounts, lease offers and financing deals on the Chevrolet Silverado HD heavy-duty pickup for October 2026. The promotions cover the full Silverado HD line, giving buyers several ways to save on the truck. Shoppers in the market for a heavy-duty pickup are comparing these incentives with rival offers from Ford and Ram as the month gets underway.
- 5Chevy Bolt: cheapest EV, but is it worth buying?▼The Chevy Bolt is one of the cheapest EVs. But is it worth buying?
The Chevrolet Bolt is one of the most affordable electric vehicles on the market in the United States, and attention is turning to whether its low price makes up for its drawbacks. Reviews and buyer discussions are weighing its cost against range, charging, and practicality compared with other budget EVs.
- 6Chevy Trax October 2026 Deals And Discounts Listed▼Chevy Trax Discount, Lease, Finance Deals For October 2026
The Chevrolet Trax has new purchase, lease and finance offers for October 2026, according to a deals roundup. The listings cover typical incentives such as cash discounts, low-APR financing and monthly lease terms, giving shoppers a snapshot of current pricing on the subcompact crossover as the new month of promotions begins.
- 7Chevy Bolt owner learns Level 1 charging costs about $71 a month▼Chevy Bolt owner asks what Level 1 charging really costs, then gets a simple '$71 a month' formula
A Chevrolet Bolt owner asked online what it actually costs to charge the electric car using a standard household outlet, and received a straightforward answer: roughly $71 a month. The figure came from a simple formula based on the car's battery size, local electricity rates and typical daily driving. The exchange has drawn attention as an easy way for prospective EV buyers to compare charging costs against petrol spending.
- 8Chevy Equinox EV sales plunge 92% while Cadillac SUVs surge▼Chevy Equinox EV sales plunge 92% as Cadillac’s SUVs suddenly take the lead
Sales of the Chevrolet Equinox EV collapsed by 92% in the most recent reporting period, while General Motors' luxury brand Cadillac suddenly took the lead in electric SUV sales. The dramatic reversal within one company's lineup has drawn attention from auto industry watchers, raising questions about pricing, demand shifts and how GM is positioning its budget and premium electric models against each other.
- 9Chevy Bolt's Comeback Flops Despite Fan Demands▼Enthusiasts Begged For The Return Of The Chevy Bolt, And Then It Flopped
Chevrolet brought back the Bolt EV after vocal enthusiasm from fans, but the relaunched model has reportedly failed to sell well. The Autopian highlights the irony of a car that enthusiasts demanded, only for demand to fall flat once it returned to showrooms. Sales figures and reasons for the weak performance are not detailed in available coverage.
- 10Racing driver Dani Clos shows machined Chevy engine mounts●DANI CLOS (@daniclos): Construcción de puntas mecanizadas con rosca perfecta para terminales Chevy. Se maquina la espiga
Spanish motorsport figure Dani Clos has shared details of a workshop project in which machined threaded tips are being made for Chevy engine terminals. The process involves machining the shaft, checking its concentricity, and welding it to the chassis to create a provisional engine base. Described as clean, precise work, it is being tagged under mechanics, automotive and DIY.