Chevy's Four Concept Cars for Sao Paulo Show May Preview Production Versions

At the Sao Paulo Auto Show in Brazil Chevrolet introduced four concept cars which may or may not reach production.

The S10 High Country is a concept for a high-spec S10 pickup (sold as the Colorado in the US) which features darkened chrome 18-inch wheels with unique finish, chrome trim at the base of the door windows and a bed cover. The interior is based on the local-market 2015 Trailblazer SUV and features two-tone leather upholstery and gloss black trim.

Chevrolet also revealed two concepts based on the Onix compact hatchback. The first one is called Onix Track Day and it envisions a high-performance version which includes mechanical, suspension, engine, brakes and exhaust upgrades. The car is powered by the Ecotec 1.8L Flex engine sourced from the Cruze which additions including a new stainless steel exhaust, high flow air filter and recalibrated fuel injection for a power output of more than 150 hp.

Styling upgrades include a rear spoiler, redesigned bumpers and custom alloy wheels, while the interior features bucket seats, flat-bottomed steering wheel and other finishing details.

The second Onix-based concept is the Onix Effect, which also proposes a sporty look but in a more understated way. The car rides on dark 15-inch alloys and features and aero package including skirts and spoilers. Details include the smoked headlights and taillights, gloss black roof, B-pillars, mirror caps and front grille frame. Stickers on the hood, sides and tailgate complete the exterior changes.

Inside, the study features a flat-bottomed steering wheel, red satin accents, embroidered carpets and new instruments with Effect graphics. No changes were operated under the hood, with study sourcing the 106hp 1.4-liter engine from the Onix LTZ.

Finally, the fourth concept car is the Cobalt 2015, which showcases the personalization potential of the compact sedan. Styling tweaks include 16-inch alloy wheels, radiator grille with chrome frame and gloss black accents. The cabin gets Jet Black dashboard, doors and floor mats.

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