Orlando Chevrolet Concept
The Korean subsidiary of Chevrolet presented at the Paris Salon of a new prototype, it is the Chevrolet Orlando Concept, a crossover city with capacity for 7 people inside it. The philosophy is almost modeled on that of the Nissan Qashqai 2, any advantages are: attractive and muscular, practicality beyond doubt and a high driving position that will provide a more visible and confidence to the driver of Orlando.
Orlando Chevrolet Concept 
Inside, three rows of seats are clearly differentiated and the space available for the occupiers are supposed generous, within the limit of the size of Orlando, about 4.6 meters or so. The instrument panel features a modern design and functional, slightly oriented towards better ergonomics of the driver. Orlando used as the platform for General Motors Delta II and is based on the novel Cross, will share all kinds of solutions to the compact.
As for engine, the compact uses the 2.0 Turbo engine’s Cross, a propellant manufactured by VM Motori and capable of producing some respectable 150 hp and 320 Nm of torque. The engine will be more in keeping with the philosophy of Orlando but also will be offered for fans of Otto cycle two atmospheric 1.6-liter gasoline and 1.8 liters, with respective power of 112 hp and 140 hp.
Their battle of 2760 mm promises a smooth on-road poise and a spacious interior. Will lead in its production version of a competitor for Opel Zafira, Volkswagen Touran and Renault Scénic, to name a few similar vehicles. It was manufactured in South Korea (where it was sold as Daewoo) and will be distributed as a global car, ie without changes specifically marked for different markets.