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Manufactured In China And Sold In Neighboring Countries, The New Captiva Draws Attention For Space, Turbo Engine, And Seven Seats
The Chevrolet Captiva, which was successful in Brazil in the 2000s, is back — but with a new look, new origin, and a new positioning. Now produced in China through a joint venture between General Motors and SAIC, the SUV is already being sold in countries like Mexico, Chile, and Colombia, and may be heading to the Brazilian market. The news is generating anticipation among consumers looking for a spacious SUV, with a competitive price and room for seven passengers. The information was revealed by portals such as WebMotors, Motor1, and Autos Segredos.
New Captiva Features Modern Design And Generous Dimensions
The look of the 2025 Captiva is far from that model known in Brazil. The new generation, based on the Chinese Baojun 530, features modern lines and more sophisticated details, such as a redesigned front grille with a glossy black finish and subtle chrome accents. The headlights are now integrated by a plastic frame, and the rear has new taillights and a reflective strip that runs across the entire bumper. According to Motor1, the SUV measures 4.66 meters in length and 2.75 meters in wheelbase, positioning it among the largest in its category, surpassing the Tracker in interior space.
1.5 Turbo Engine And CVT Transmission Deliver Balance Between Power And Efficiency
The new Captiva is equipped with a 1.5 turbo engine that delivers 148 horsepower, paired with a CVT automatic transmission simulating eight gears. The aim is to provide a good balance between performance and fuel efficiency, something essential for those looking for an SUV for urban and family use. According to WebMotors, this configuration meets the needs of Latin American consumers, who prioritize economy but do not compromise on a responsive engine for daily driving.
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Modern Features Reinforce The Value Proposition
One of the highlights of the new Captiva is its list of features. Even being positioned as an affordable SUV, the model offers digital air conditioning, a 10.4-inch vertical touchscreen infotainment system, keyless entry, leather seats, and up to six airbags. These items give the Captiva an advantage over direct competitors, especially considering its capacity for up to seven occupants. According to the portal Autos Segredos, the model targets larger families or rideshare drivers who need space without paying a premium for an upscale SUV.
Growing Presence In Latin America Revives Chances Of Coming To Brazil
Already sold in countries like Mexico, Colombia, and Chile, the new Captiva is strategically positioned in markets where Chevrolet has a strong presence. In Chile, for example, it competes directly with the Tracker but stands out by offering more space and a third row of seats. Although GM has not officially confirmed its arrival in Brazil, the model’s expansion across Latin America and the increasing demand for seven-seater SUVs makes its arrival an increasingly real possibility. As highlighted by Motor1, Brazil is one of Chevrolet’s largest markets, increasing the chances that the model will land here in the coming months.
