The Aveo saloon is over a year old in the Indian market but, sadly for Chevrolet, not too many people seem to be going for it. So the company has now decided to give the car its first minor makeover.
The Aveo now gets refreshed interiors, with chrome lining on the air con vents and gauges. The company also claims that the new car will have an improved gearshift, enhanced throttle response for better acceleration and an improved cabin that will be better insulated from noise, vibration and harshness for its occupants.
There’s also an all-new ice blue colour, which was first seen on the Optra a few months ago. These additions will be available on all three variants of the car.
Also in a bid to change its current image of a manufacturer of high-maintenance cars, the company has announced its ‘Chevrolet Promise’ scheme.
Under this scheme, the company will take care of routine running costs, including oil and filters changed at regular service intervals for three years or 45,000km (whichever is earlier). Buyers can pay for this scheme at the time of buying the car or through EMIs.
The ‘Promise’ scheme prices vary according to car. It costs Rs 12,999 for the Spark, Rs 14,999 for the Aveo U-VA, Rs 15,999 for the Aveo, Rs 17,999 for the Optra Magnum (petrol) and Rs 26,999 for the Optra Magnum (diesel).
source; autocar
