myChevrolet

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Last verified 30 Aug 2026

4.8 958460 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5Handy and intuitive

   At my job I work in a console vehicle all day and run the risk of getting into an accident or losing my cars keys. So I leave my keys in my locker and this app allows me to do that and still have access to my vehicle. I love the diagnostics! I was recently planning a vacation and was able to sit in the comfort of my home and see when I needed an oil change, schedule one if it was needed and see my fuel level to know if I needed a little extra time to gas up. When I had the limited trial WiFi it showed me how much I was using so I was able to gauge if getting the unlimited plan or limited plan was right for me. Remote start using the app has been amazing I don’t have to guess if my cat started because the app tells me. If f it says “sent” and you scout the app you’ll receive a push notification it started. A nice touch is the accessories tab instantly taking my to a webpage showing accessories compatible for my truck. My critiques the Apple Watch companion app is a little finicky and doesn’t always execute my commands, I haven’t really gotten the locate feature to work or the navigation through the app. None are a big deal the watch is a minor inconvenience, “location” my phone tells me where my cars is parked in the maps app and navigation I have a cell phone. Overall I’m very pleased with the my Chevrolet app, looks great and very easy to use. A lot of features I didn’t expect like my trucks owners manual.

   Styeven · 30 Aug 2026

2. 5/5App was updated to be far less useful

   The old app had more features One thing that has changed is that you can no longer see how far away your vehicle is from your current location so for instants if somebody else is driving the vehicle and they’re coming to your location you can no longer see how far away they are and what time they’ll get there another thing that has changed is you used to be able to leave a mall or an airport for some event and you could say find my vehicle and then it would give you the little arrow like Google map stuff so you can walk to where your vehicle is it also tell you the distance you are from your vehicle it no longer does that at all so that that is totally gone and there’s just so many location features like when you find my vehicle now it doesn’t even tell you the address it’s at so just good luck for that where the hell tap kind of pointlessBecause now it’s just a dot on a map with no address so good luck even trying to Uber to your freaking vehicle if you borrowed it to somebody or if you parked there at the airport or just any any reason you want to know the location of your vehicle address not showing anymore pay they took away some of those features it’s just awful now it’s almost useless it’s just a app that you use to remote start locking unlock your vehicle and other than that it’s pretty freaking pointless

   Mbaraga · 30 Aug 2026

3. 3/5Great App But….

   This is really a great app and I use it all the time. Here are somethings I notice or would like. But maybe it’s there and I don’t know about using certain options. 1. Every time the app is updated I have to sign back on. Very inconvenient especially when I don’t have the password with me and I need to use the app. 2. Security is number one and should be a big part of this app. There are great features in this app. But like to see if someone breaks into the car it makes my phone sing and dance letting me know. Also if they got in without setting the alarm off. Would like a feature that I can set to also alert me if the engine had started. I don’t know if any of these things On Star does this. I only think they can track the vehicle and shut it down. 3. I know this has nothing to do with the app but I discovered that my trailer backup app on the radio does not have the eye ball feature on my radio. I think if you have this feature you should have everything. Just had to voice that. Update… Been meaning to do this earlier but they did an update again just two or three weeks ago. Again the update signed me off the app. I guess I’m going to have to keep mu password with me. BUT… being the fact that other apps can still work after updating tells me that it’s possible not to cause this. Plus being that this app does have some emergency features you would think they would make this app work this way. It wasn’t an emergency but I did go and trying to use remote door lock and was not able to do so.

   seewhat23 · 30 Aug 2026

4. 5/5App overall and need for more

   Generally speaking, it’s a pretty good app. It’s been stable for me. Not sure why it logs me out from time to time, but I suspect there is some sort of timeout feature after so many days not opened. I was at the GM dealership this morning, and the advisor asked if I had an extended warranty, which I have Chevy’s (v. 3rd party), and he asked if I had the information. I did not, but asked if it would be in the myChevrolet app. To my surprise, the app doesn’t have 5is information nor does it have a place for me to re odd it anywhere. (Notes field or something...). Additionally, it would be great if the app was able to push alerts about service items. Ex. You’re approaching your 75,000 miles service level. Select it and it will tell you items which are typically serviced at that milage and have an option to schedule from the notification your service appt. Keep in mind that the app should ALSO know what items have been done prior to the 75k service in case you had them done ahead of schedule and only recommend ‘actual’ things needing done. If the app is tied into to GM and the dealerships from a service perspective, I want to be able to search my service history to see what was done when. I do have faith in my advisors to tell me truth, but I trust and verify!

   Andy W 2016 Impala · 30 Aug 2026

5. 2/5Doesn’t really work

   The app supposedly provides access to your vehicle data via Bluetooth, but you have to set up Bluetooth every time you want to use it, A process that requires you to be in the car, with the car turned on, and takes a couple of minutes to complete, which means that it doesn’t really support Bluetooth access. As long as you have OnStar, you can access through the Internet, but after five years, you no longer have OnStar, unless you want to pay extra for it, so you basically have no access to the vehicle after five years of ownership. Furthermore, if you do go to the trouble of setting up Bluetooth and you have a recall notice in effect for your vehicle, the app refuses to show you any information about your vehicle whatsoever. When you can get information about the vehicle through the app, it no longer shows the available range of the vehicle, which may be useful when charging. It will show you the percentage of charge, but not the kilowatt hours of charge nor the range, both of which are readily available. GM has responded that OnStar has always been required to access status/control the vehicle, but this is not true. With the KeyPass feature it is, and has been, possible to access status/control the vehicle in the past; OnStar was only required to access from a distance beyond the range of Bluetooth. Because the Bluetooth feature has never really worked very well, OnStar was frequently required even when within Bluetooth range, but this is more of a bug than a feature.

   Wilderness guy · 30 Aug 2026

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