2012 Chevrolet Orlando

The Orlando, a family van, which denotes the operator of the first Chevrolet in the MPV segment Union, will be one of four world premieres of the Chevrolet at the Mondial de l’Automobile in Paris on September 30. This new compact minivan Chevrolet has adopted a bolder look with its low roof line and crossover inspired silhouette, maintaining a distinctive and recognizable face Chevrolet is represented by the split grille and bowtie emblem.

Based on the concept car’s first show in Paris in 2008, the Chevrolet Orlando seven seats combines practicality and interior flexibility with striking design style crossover. The low roof line is complemented by Orlando swept muscular fenders protruding housing 16, 17 or 18 inch wheels.

Although the exterior of the new Orlando is sure attracting much attention, the interior displays the most recent design of the Chevrolet Corvette as the inspired double cabin environment and blue back-lighting for the center console. Customers can also choose between four trim levels in the UK with standard equipment in all cars including electronic stability control, six air bags, air conditioning and electrically adjustable and heated mirrors.

Under the hood, the Orlando will offer a choice of three of the last Chevrolet fuel efficient engines: a gasoline engine will be available, a 1.8-liter Power 141 bhp and two diesel units, the latest version of the Chevrolet, 2, 0 liters with power output (131hp low) or 163 hp (high output). This is based on Chevrolet Cruze sedan that has proven to deliver excellent ride and handling.

Full production of the Chevrolet Orlando begins in October with the car goes on sale in Europe in early 2011.