Recently, overseas media exposed a set of road test spy photos of Chevrolet's new SUV models. At present, the specific information of the new car has not been announced, but from its design point of view, this will be a new compact or medium-sized SUV product, its shape is relatively low, and it is expected that the positioning will be biased towards sports and youthfulness.
In terms of appearance, the new car has an obvious traditional grille design, its shape is relatively flat, and adopts a hexagonal contour design, and the interior is decorated with a honeycomb-like mid-mesh, from which it is basically certain that the new car will be equipped with a traditional fuel engine. The new car uses a split headlight design, the upper LED daytime running lights are extremely narrow and long, and the headlights group is currently a temporary component, but the production car is expected to use the same vertical layout as the test car. In addition, the lower intake opening of the new car is very flat, and it is expected that the overall effect of the mass production car will be very sharp.
The size of the new car is unclear at the moment, but it may be positioned as a mid-size SUV. The upper body design of the new car is relatively low, the window line also has a clear upward shape, coupled with the large inclination of the D-pillar design, it looks quite sporty. In addition, the new car is equipped with two-color double-spoke wheels, and the shape is also more sporty. At the rear of the car, the tail lights of the new car are also temporary components, but from the contour of the lamp shell, the tail light shape will be more three-dimensional. At present, the rear of the new car is not obviously detailed, but it is certain that it will use a hidden exhaust layout.
In fact, with the continuous advancement of the wave of electrification, the research and development focus of many overseas car companies has begun to shift to electric vehicles, including GM Group has also begun to lay out its own electric products. It is unclear whether the new car uses pure fuel power system, hybrid system, or both, but it is certain that most traditional car companies will not completely abandon the internal combustion engine in a short period of time.