Connect to your Chevrolet remotely with OnStar RemoteLink mobile app. RemoteLink gives you remote control of certain features of your vehicle, lets you view real-time diagnostic information, and more. The app is available for iOS®2 and select Android™3 and BlackBerry®4 devices. An active OnStar subscription and compatible vehicle are also required.

Connect to your Chevrolet remotely with OnStar RemoteLink mobile app on select 2013/2014 Chevrolet Models.

See what the RemoteLink app can do alongside your Chevy:

Connect Securely
Log on to RemoteLink using your onstar.com username and password to ensure a secure connection between your vehicle and your mobile device.

Monitor Fuel and Oil Levels
RemoteLink lets you check your current fuel economy and oil life, making it easy to monitor these critical indicators of your vehicle's health.

Check Tire Pressure
Properly inflated tires can improve the safey and fuel efficiency of your vehicle. With RemoteLink, you can check the current and recommended air pressure for each tire on your vehicle in real time.

View Hands-Free Calling Information
RemoteLink lets you quickly check the status of your OnStar Hands-free Calling minutes. You can look up your vehicle's phone number or keep tabs on how many minutes you have left and when they expire.

Control Your Vehicle Remotely
Use RemoteLink to activate remote features of your vehicle. Now you can start your engine,6 lock and unlock your doors,7 and flash your horn and lights from anywhere.

Send Directions to your vehicle
Use RemoteLink to send turn-by-turn directions right to your vehicle.8 Search for points of interest with the in-app navigation feature or access addresses from your contacts to send directions to your vehicle.

Connect you to help
Get in touch with an OnStar Advisor, Roadside Assistance or your Preferred Dealer at the touch of a button. All your contact information is in one convenient place.

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Here are the top three safety features for your teen:

• Electronic stability control. This feature uses braking and engine power to bring a car back under control. It's particularly important for teens, because they tend to overcorrect when they start to lose control of their vehicles, which often happens when they're driving too fast. Automakers were required to start installing stability control on cars with the 2009 model year, and all 2012 models had to have the feature. It was already quite common by the time the government required it. Even some 10-year-old used luxury cars have stability control.

• Side air bags. Teens are among the most likely to get themselves involved in what's known as a single-vehicle, run-off-the-road crash. These aren't the most common crashes, but they are among the deadliest, because they often lead to rollovers. Side-impact air bags are a must, but side-curtain bags are, too, as they help protect the head if the car flips over.

• Front-collision warning or mitigation. Frontal collisions may not be the most deadly, but they are a type that teens are likely to get into. This feature uses sensors to detect other vehicles a driver may not see, then warns — and in some cars, brakes — when a crash is imminent. Volvo, for example, offered this feature in 2010 on its XC60, then put it on most of its 2011 models.

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Connect to your Chevy like never before! The OnStar RemoteLink app offers an amazing level of control and connection with your Chevrolet. Access real-time data and perform a number of commands on your vehicle.

Features vary with certain vehicles. Must have an active OnStar subscription. To view if your Chevy is compatible,click here and click on "check it."