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Limited Special Edition of the Onix Presents Finishing, Technology, and Performance Differentials, with Restricted Production and Arrival at Chevrolet Dealerships in Brazil.
The special edition of the Chevrolet Onix 100 Years was made available at Brazilian dealerships starting in July.
The model features visual updates, specific equipment, and limited production of 1,000 units.
The suggested retail price given by the manufacturer is R$ 99,990, with the possibility of negotiation at some authorized dealers.
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The vehicle was created to commemorate the centenary of Chevrolet‘s operations in Brazil, offering distinct configurations in design and features.
Exclusive Design and Identifications of the 100 Years Edition
The 2026 line of the Onix introduced changes to the front design and expanded the list of standard equipment.
The 100 Years version features specific visual elements, including the Chevrolet bowtie in black and halogen headlights with a black mask.
The model uses 16-inch alloy wheels with a glossy black finish on the sides.
At the rear, a badge related to the limited series was inserted on the lower right side of the trunk lid, replacing the engine designation of the traditional 1.0 versions.
The rear logo of Chevrolet also features a darkened finish.
Interior Finishing and Technology Items
The interior of the special edition received upholstery made of synthetic leather and fabric, with the more resistant material applied to the edges of the seats, backs, and headrests.
The dashboard, console, and doors maintain a plastic finish with varying textures, with the armrest simulated in carbon fiber.
The MyLink multimedia system has an 8-inch LCD screen, offers wireless mirroring for smartphones, and provides onboard Wi-Fi access.
The frame of the system is more pronounced compared to that used in the higher versions, which have an 11-inch screen.
Safety and Convenience Equipment
The Onix 100 Years edition includes six airbags, a keyless entry system, push-button start, audible and visual alerts for seatbelts, headlights with automatic lighting via a twilight sensor, air conditioning, electronic stability and traction controls, and hill-start assist.
The steering column features height and depth adjustment.
The instrument cluster includes a central onboard computer.
The windows are electric on all four doors.
Engine, Consumption, and Dimensions of the Chevrolet Onix
The mechanical assembly remains the same as the entry-level version.
The 1.0 naturally aspirated engine delivers up to 82 horsepower with ethanol and 80 horsepower with gasoline.
The maximum torque is 10.6 kgfm with ethanol and 10.2 kgfm with gasoline.
The gearbox is a six-speed manual.
According to the Brazilian Vehicle Labeling Program (PBEV), the model has fuel consumption of up to 16.9 km/l with gasoline on the highway and 11.9 km/l with ethanol.
In urban driving, the averages are 13.8 km/l (gasoline) and 9.6 km/l (ethanol).
The hatch has a length of 4.16 meters, a width of 1.73 meters, a height of 1.47 meters, and a wheelbase of 2.55 meters.
The trunk holds 275 liters.
The version also adopts an oil-bathed timing belt system, which reduces the need for preventive maintenance and increases durability.
Suggested Price and Restricted Offer from Chevrolet
The launch price of the special edition was set at R$ 104,490.
Reports from dealerships in Rio de Janeiro indicate the possibility of discounts of up to R$ 5,000, depending on negotiation.
The model remains available in limited quantity, aimed at consumers seeking a vehicle with finishing, technology, and commemorative identification differentials.
The list of equipment includes connectivity via wireless mirroring, built-in Wi-Fi, and a multimedia system compatible with navigation and entertainment applications.
Limited Series and Relevance in the Portfolio
The Chevrolet Onix 100 Years is part of the brand’s strategy to commemorate its centenary in the country, highlighting exclusive visual and technological elements.
The limitation of 1,000 units gives the edition a restricted character, targeting specific audiences.
According to the brand, this special edition of the Onix brings together characteristics of fuel efficiency, safety, connectivity, and differentiated finishing compared to the basic version.
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