Chevrolet Resurrects Iconic Celta, Vehicle Makes Triumphant Return with 1 Million Units Sold

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Published on 19/03/2024 at 14:48

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The Classic Is Back! After Being Discontinued by Chevrolet, Automaker Announces Return of the Vehicle Totally Different and with an Unmatched Engine

Chevrolet announced the return of the iconic Celta vehicle to the market, completely renewed and with updated engine, marking its return after its discontinuation in 2016. With over 1.7 million units sold during its production period, the Celta returns strong, reaching the mark of 70 thousand units sold shortly after its relaunch, according to the website O TV Foco.

The new vehicle from Chevrolet, which has been called the “Novo Celta”, is actually the Chevrolet Aveo, the result of the partnership between General Motors (GM) and the Chinese company SAIC. The model, which will also be launched in other Latin American countries such as Bolivia, Chile, Ecuador, and Peru, features a 1.5 Aspirated Gasoline Engine, delivering up to 110 horsepower. Available with a 6-speed manual transmission or CVT automatic, the Novo Celta promises a modern and efficient driving experience.

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Modern Design and Cutting-Edge Technology in Chevrolet’s New Vehicle

According to information from the “News about Automobiles” portal, the new Celta vehicle from Chevrolet features a front design reminiscent of the latest versions of the Polo, with a front grille divided by a chrome line connecting the headlights. The model also offers advanced safety features, such as disc brakes and ABS on all four wheels, as well as six airbags, ensuring occupant protection in the event of a collision.

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Chevrolet Resurrects Iconic Celta, Vehicle Makes Triumphant Return with 1 Million Units Sold

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