is a really nice looking design.
At first I was wondering why this didn't become the new Equinox??
Then I read it is a plug-in Hybrid.
So it might very well be based on the Volt.
An SUV based on the Volt would be a great idea for Chevrolet.
As the Volt is still ahead of pretty much every other plug-in hybrid cars on the market as far as EV range goes.
Even if they lose a few EV miles to the heavier SUV shape, they will still be ahead of anyone.
I bet a design close to this on the Volt platform would sell great.
What do you think???
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looks like nissan design language
Looks good. Kind of looks like GM kept all the old Saab design studies when the sold Saab. Especially in the rear 3/4 view. Would make a good looking Chevy EV crossover.
If this is basically a Volt Crossover I'd buy it tomorrow. I like the Crossover size and 90% of my daily driving is <20 miles.
Beautiful design - regardless of powertrain. They should be building this as the replacement for the Trax (if it's the size of a Volt).
Must build. Must be made in USA. Must be sold here too.
Although the design is a little overwrought and borrows from Lexus, Nissan, et al, it is a very cohesive and overall unique design. If you're going to offer an over-styled vehicle, it should look like this. Congrats to Chevy!
"We've still got some parts left over from 1983... Lets Do This!" - G.M.
Love the back and sides. Front it a little to busy and I see too much impala in it. I'd like to cross shop this though.
Do I see all these gross design lines of the Lexus RX or is it my eyes?
Wow, that's even uglier than the Lexus 350. Does it transform into a nice SUV somehow?
Nissan with a bow tie.
Much MUCH better design than the typical SUVs that GM builds. Something like this would move them beyond their typical WT customer.
A Volt based smaller crossover?
Sign me up, Chevrolet.
Just as long as it comes in that orange on the Cruze hatch.
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