Chevrolet Surprises Automotive Industry With Stunning Comeback of the 'New CELTA!'

Chevrolet Surprises Automotive Industry With Stunning Comeback of the ‘New CELTA!’

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 22/10/2023 at 22:57

Foto: Novo Celta/GM – Gerada pelo Canva

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Chevrolet Celta Is Resurrected and Promises to Arrive in the Automotive Industry by Mid-2024. Performance and Standard Items Have Not Yet Been Disclosed by General Motors.

Focusing on the satisfaction of car enthusiasts and drivers, the North American manufacturer Chevrolet is making a major car launch: the triumphant return of the Celta, getting closer to returning to the automotive industry. According to media reports, the new launch is set to fill the gap left by the Fiat Palio.

New Chevrolet Celta Breaks Away from the Brand’s Visual Language and Reinvents Itself

Developed in China in partnership with Wuling, the new generation of the Chevrolet Aveo has come to attract attention in the automotive industry, leaving thousands of Brazilians hopeful that the impressive vehicle will arrive in Brazil.

Chevrolet was very brief regarding the details of the new Aveo 2024. The brand is already treating it as a 2024 line as it will only be launched next year. The company indicates that it will feature six airbags, ABS on all four wheels, seatbelt usage alert, and rear sensor among other standard items.

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New ‘Chevrolet Celta’ Arrives in Mexico’s Automotive Industry

The new generation of the Chevrolet Aveo made its debut in Mexico in the first half of this year already as a 2024 model year, at which point prices, versions, standard items, and other details of the compact hatch will be revealed. In Mexico, the model is currently being sold, but in the sedan body style (with a starting price equivalent to R$ 70,8 thousand) and in an older generation than the one recently unveiled.

General Motors has previewed part of the equipment list for the hatch. The new Chevrolet Aveo 2024 will feature disc brakes on all four wheels (not available on the Onix), six airbags, rear parking sensors, and seatbelt unfastened alert, as mentioned earlier.

However, no images of the interior have been revealed by the brand, which promises that the hatch will have ample interior space and an option for full rear seat folding. The vehicle’s mechanics have also not been disclosed.

Old Generation Delivers 108 Horsepower

In the old generation of the Aveo with sedan body style, the Aveo is sold in Mexico with a 1.5 naturally aspirated engine delivering 108 horsepower and 14.4 kgfm of torque. The transmission options for the new Chevrolet Celta are a 5-speed manual or a 4-speed automatic. The new version of Onix is also being sold in Mexico, but only in the sedan body style, priced at R$ 80,3 thousand.

Returning to the Celta, the old model beloved by Brazilians sold 1,557,202 units. As a product of Project Arara Azul, the Celta was launched in 2000 and remained in production until 2014.

During this period, it sold millions of units throughout Brazil, with the largest quantities present in the cities of São Paulo, Brasília, and Rio de Janeiro. The most successful version was the Life with two doors, from 2004 to 2011, which accounted for 19% of the total.

Chevrolet Surprises Automotive Industry With Stunning Comeback of the ‘New CELTA!’

Chevrolet Celta Is Resurrected and Promises to Arrive in the Automotive Industry by Mid-2024. Performance and Standard Items Have Not Yet Been Disclosed by General Motors.

New Chevrolet Celta Breaks Away from the Brand’s Visual Language and Reinvents Itself

New ‘Chevrolet Celta’ Arrives in Mexico’s Automotive Industry

Old Generation Delivers 108 Horsepower

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Chevrolet Surprises Automotive Industry With Stunning Comeback of the ‘New CELTA!’

Chevrolet Celta Is Resurrected and Promises to Arrive in the Automotive Industry by Mid-2024. Performance and Standard Items Have Not Yet Been Disclosed by General Motors.

New Chevrolet Celta Breaks Away from the Brand’s Visual Language and Reinvents Itself

New ‘Chevrolet Celta’ Arrives in Mexico’s Automotive Industry

Old Generation Delivers 108 Horsepower

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