New Chevrolet Spin Keeps 1.8 Engine and 111 Horsepower, But Focuses on Technology

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 22/03/2024 at 11:27

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Modern Visual + Technology + Innovation = New Chevrolet Spin 2025! Check Out What’s New in This Icon That Marked a Generation

The New Chevrolet Spin 2025 arrives in the Brazilian market with an innovative proposal, combining a modern and sophisticated design with advanced safety and connectivity technologies. However, despite the significant changes, the model retains the 1.8 engine from the GM family, with the same 111 horsepower and 17.7 kgfm of torque, according to the website Notícias Automotivas.

The design of the New Spin 2025 has been completely renewed, featuring a higher hood and the adoption of LED headlights and taillights, giving it a more robust and contemporary appearance, placing it in the crossover category. The alloy wheels and body details contribute to a sportier and more elegant look.

Inside, the Chevrolet Spin 2025 impresses with a new 8-inch digital dashboard, offering six different layouts, and an 11-inch multimedia center with Google Built-In system, similar to that of the Silverado. Connectivity is one of the high points of the Chevrolet Spin, with native Wi-Fi, USB Type A and C ports, and wireless projection for Android Auto and Apple Car Play.

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Comfort, Safety, and Technology in the New Chevrolet Spin 2025

The interior finish has been enhanced, with higher quality materials and a more fluid design for the dashboard. The steering wheel, shared with the Onix and Tracker models, brings a sense of familiarity and modernity. The digital air conditioning system and dedicated air vents for the second row of seats ensure passenger comfort.

_{Chevrolet Spin Interior. Reproduction: Automotive News}

In terms of safety, the New Spin 2025 stands out with six airbags as standard, front collision warning with pedestrian detection, automatic emergency braking, urgent brake assist, blind spot alert, and automatic response service in case of a serious accident through OnStar.

Performance and Efficiency

Despite retaining the 1.8 engine from the GM family, the new Chevrolet Spin 2025 has managed to improve fuel efficiency by 11%. The model accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 11.8 seconds with gasoline and 11.0 seconds with ethanol. The consumption, according to Inmetro, is 13.4 km/l on the highway and 10.5 km/l in the city with gasoline, and 9.3 km/l and 7.3 km/l with ethanol, respectively.

The New Chevrolet Spin 2025 will be available in LT, LTZ, and Premier versions, with manual or automatic six-speed transmission options. The model’s versatility is evidenced by the increased approach and departure angles, facilitating driving on rough terrain.

General Motors has not yet revealed the details of the versions and prices, so we must wait for the official launch for more information about this new milestone in the history of the Chevrolet Spin.

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