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Chevrolet Future & Concept Cars
The future starts here.
To a Chevrolet designer, every concept car is an opportunity to experiment. It's about testing dynamic new materials and fuel sources. Exploring new forms of style and aerodynamics. Breaking new ground in power and performance. Constantly pushing the limits to shape a new generation of automotive design. Every Chevrolet concept car represents a different vision of how our global teams see the future of driving. But the heart and soul of each model is uniquely Chevrolet.
Groove
The Groove concept is also designed to maximise interior space through its short bonnet and long, flat cabin. Pushing the
17” wheels right to the back also helped the designers maximise interior space, while creating the impression of a car that’s
longer than it really is.
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Trax
What would a small car look like if it was built with off-road toughness? Answer: like the Trax.
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Aveo RS Show Car
With the Chevrolet Aveo RS the small car takes a big step forward. Longer, wider and more spacious, this new, sporty hatchback
has design cues inside and out that reveal the designer’s unusual source of inspiration – motorcycles.
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Camaro
Does the American muscle car have a place in the 21st century? The Camaro Concept was created to find out. While its aerodynamics
and technology are cutting edge, classic design cues give it the feel of the 1960s original.
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Camaro Convertible
The dream of updating one of the world’s best-loved cars has come true. We took the original Chevrolet Camaro and updated
it into a modern convertible – with great looks.
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Chevrolet Volt Concept Car
Everyone uses “hybrid” to mean a car that can run on electricity or petrol. But if a hybrid could run on all kinds of back-up
fuels, it can go farther between charges and be even kinder to the environment. See how the Volt is paving the way toward
a more electric future.
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Volt Production Model
September 2008 saw the unveiling of the production Volt to the world. What’s changed since the concept? Here’s your chance
to take a first look at all the features that will drive the automobile — and Chevrolet — into a more efficient and dynamic
future.
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Sequel
Hydrogen fuel cell technology can deliver a major reduction in emissions. But it won’t be ready for the real world until it’s
able to drive the typical family day after day. Our designers created the Sequel crossover to get a reality check on performance
and passenger space.
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Chevrolet WTCC Ultra racing car
The muscle car may be an American idea, but imagine what could happen if you gave it a dose of European style and attitude.
For inspiration, our designers turned to Chevrolet’s success in the World Touring Car Championships. The result is a bold
design study called the Chevrolet WTCC Ultra.
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T2X
SUVs are about strength and flexibility. Sport coupes are all about performance and style. Can one car deliver the best of
both worlds without asking the driver to compromise? T2X was designed to take a fresh look at what it means to be a crossover
vehicle.
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Orlando
When our designers took on the challenge of creating a next generation family car, they set themselves a big goal. How do
you evolve beyond the MPV to create a car that offers the same space, flexibility and modern looks, but in a more agile and
fuel-efficient design? Their exploration resulted in a concept for an entire new type of family vehicle. The 5-door, 7-seat
Chevrolet Orlando.
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