Joining the Sail sedan in the South American country.
Read More »Available in sedan configuration and two trim levels for now.
Read More »Joining the sedan in the country’s volume segment.
Read More »Seeking to help Chevy reclaim its sales leadership in the country.
Read More »A the five-door hatchback is expected in early 2024.
Read More »Four-door sedan first, hatchback next year.
Read More »It was once the country’s best-selling passenger car.
Read More »It will debut very soon, the automaker said.
Read More »Expected to replace the Chevy Sail/Aveo in some international markets.
Read More »GM is using its global GEM platform to good effect.
Read More »Destined for Mexico first, followed by other emerging countries.
Read More »Marking the first time GM will ship Chevys to North America from China.
Read More »Baojun's small crossover gains an automatic transmission option, as promised.
Read More »A planned capacity of 200,000 cars per year, but which cars will they be?
Read More »The Sail 3 is making its way to markets in South America, Africa, and Asia.
Read More »The little Sail 3 AMT promises best in class fuel economy in China.
Read More »The Sail 3 will start at RMB 59,900 for 1.3-liter models.
Read More »The third generation of Chevy's entry-level subcompact for emerging markets.
Read More »The Sail has received interior updates and small cosmetic changes.
Read More »The cars are for the Indian market only.
Read More »The Sail was first put on the market in 2010.
Read More »The facelifted Chevrolet Sail looks to sport more character.
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