After teasing the vehicle briefly weeks ago, Chevrolet has pulled the wraps off its latest product for the Chinese market — the Chevrolet Lova RV, which standards for Recreational Vehicle. The goal of the vehicle is simple: to incorporate utility into a stylish package that Chinese consumers are looking for.
The new Lova RV incorporates Chevrolet’s latest corporate design, with a wide horizontal front fascia and sculpted design lines infused into the hood. The three style lines run into the dual-port grille, which Chevrolet says creates a “three dimensional” effect up front.
Designers also worked to optimize proportions with the latest LOVA RV, working the wheelbase to not only serve as functional, but stylish, too. Opel’s floating roofline is present and accounted for, and a panoramic rear window with a hidden D-pillar not only enhances the design, but creates a newfound functionality for the driver and passengers.
Chevrolet has not provided official powertrain offerings for the vehicle but, if history is any guidance, the new Lova RV should be a hit for Chinese consumers, turning to Chevrolet for a new vehicle.
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… and no matter what… nobody call it a ‘minivan’…
😉
Or an MPV 😉
So, it’s not a minivan or an MPV, it’s an RV. Nice!
Here you have a great pactical vehicle with large side window , which opens up the interior , but then GM gives it a severely sloped windshield ! Why is it important to throw good proportions right out the window and create an ugly duckling ?
GM has some strange staff at work in design ….this severe sloping has made it’s way into a number of other GM products .
To me it is just a sign of weakness by tryng to be trendy….not impressed !