2012 Chevrolet Orlando

2012 Chevrolet Orlando Front Side View

2012 Chevrolet Orlando Rear Side View

2012 Chevrolet Orlando – the first European-style MPV – after its production debut this week at the Paris Motor Show. Not bound for the United States but moved to Europe, Asia and even in Canada, the Orlando is a three-row MPV that was originally planned replacement for the automaker to the aging HHR.

Instead, on the popular Chevrolet Equinox leave for domestic customers.

Although the concept car blue lights disappeared, the general shape of the vehicle remains very much intact. Although the first car Chevy Orlando is available in the European MPV segment, the automaker is confident that it’s a hit when it unveils its full at the Paris Motor Show in late September.

The Orlando is Chevrolet Cruze is on the global soon destined for consumption in the U.S., although the Orlando will not join the Cruze state side. Under the hood there is a choice of three of the latest fuel-efficient Chevrolet engines: a petrol engine are available, a 1.8-liter with 141 HP and two diesel engines rated. The diesel engine can be held in two capacities, 131 hp or 163 hp, but both will be just 2.0-liter displacement.

Initial reports suggested that production Orlando would use five-speed gearbox, but we expect to see six-speed unit in manual and automatic configurations of recent evidence. Orlando low roofline swept the wheel arches to the house of wheels 16 to 18 inches is a compliment.

With a wheelbase 2760 mm (108.7 cm), place of Orlando up to three rows of seats. The interior seems to be quite similar to the interior of the Chevy Cruze, with a waterfall center console and switching of the current models of GM.

Although Orlando will initially be offered later with front-wheel drive and four-wheel-model line-up, to close.

Customers can also choose from three trim levels with standard equipment for all vehicles, including electronic stability control, six airbags, air conditioning and electric mirrors.