New Chevrolet Montana Arrives Aggressively to the Market, Priced at R$ 117,000 for Its Turbo 1.2 Version with Six-Speed Manual Transmission

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Published on 14/02/2023 at 17:25

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To Face Off Against The Fiat Toro, Among Others, Chevrolet Launched The New Pickup With An Extremely Favorable Price And Several New Features

With a starting price of R$ 116,890, Chevrolet’s new Montana pickup in the Turbo 1.2 version and six-speed manual transmission, hit the market captivating hearts, according to the Auto Papo UOL website.

The reduced price is a strategy from Chevrolet to curb sales of the Fiat Strada and Renault Oroch, which have prices ranging from R$ 100,000 to R$ 127,000 and R$ 115,000 to R$ 147,000, respectively.

However, the versions that will sell the most are those with automatic transmission, which has been on the market since 2020 in the Tracker. Thus, the pickup Montana was designed to be a car intended for outings, catering to consumers who want a car with a higher added value.

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Components Of The Chevrolet Montana 2023

Six Airbags
Emergency Braking Alert
Sound Warning for Front and Rear Seatbelts
Electronic Stability and Traction Control
LED Daytime Running Lights and Position Lights
Tire Pressure Monitoring System
Rear Tailgate with Electric Button Opening and Weight Relief
Bed Liner
Load Tie-Down Hooks in the Bed
Automatic Headlight Activation
Hill Start Assist
Speed Limiter
On-Board Computer
Power Windows and Door Locks with Key Fob Control
Progressive Electric Steering
Height Adjustable Steering Column
12V Power Outlet in the Center Console
USB Ports (Type A and Type C) for Front Row Passengers
Gear Shift Indicator
MyLink with 8″ Screen and Wireless Projection for Android Auto and Apple Car Play
Wi-Fi
OnStar
myChevrolet App
Remote Update of Electronic Systems
Montana LT 1.2 MT
The Montana LT includes all features of the base version and adds:
16” Aluminum Wheels
Bed Cover
Dual Lighting in the Bed
Electric External Mirror in Vehicle Color
Rear Window Defroster
USB Ports for Second Row Passengers
Rearview Camera
MyLink with 8″ Screen and Wireless Projection for Android Auto and Apple Car Play
Remote Update of Electronic Systems

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