Next month, GM will plan to unveiled their new Chevy Orlando at Paris Motor Show. It's mildly reminiscent of the Audi A2 from way back when, in an exaggerated, chunked-up way, and we get a little Volvo feeling from the sculpted area of the rear lights.
The new Chevy Orlando is a compact 7 seater and the dip in the rear roofline means that those last to occupants might need to be especially compact. With all the nice designed front and rear and also with the interior that nearly qualifies as dreamy, this is the kind of thing we're looking forward to checking out in the flesh.
Recently, there is the new images of the Orlando Concept around the net. The Orlando, which has more blue lights on the outside than a U.S. police car on a hot pursuit, shares the same Delta II platform as the Cruze. Power comes from a 2.0-liter turbo diesel engine developing 150HP and 320 Nm of torque.
Recently, GM has announced the Chevy Orlando. The compact 7-seat crossover has a 105-inch wheelbase, rides on the same platform (Delta II) as the Chevy Cruze. The car will equipped with a turbodiesel power from 2.0 liter four. A substantial split grille dominates the front end. The headlights design will be a new design which sweep back on the the front fender. For the interior, an attractive cabin blends styling elements from a number of modern Chevys and Opels.
