Chevrolet FNR-Carryall SUV Concept Model Disclosed At Guangzhou

According to Chevrolet, taking the inspiration from the iconic Camaro’s design, the FNR-CarryAll concept SUV features Chevrolet’s masculine styling and Chevrolet’s new-gen SUV-ish language including modern and artistic features. The vehicle will get FNR styling; the name has been borrowed from the Suburban Carryall, the first SUV of Chevrolet launched in 1935.

The concept SUV has a capacity of six seats with a 5,000mm length; 2,258mm width, 1,693mm height and a 2,867mm wheelbase.

The car showcased has a Pearl Black paint scheme with a bold front fascia and a design which features a boomerang D pillar. Other exterior features include a parametric patterned panoramic sunroof, large 22-inch wheels made from aluminium alloy on the side profile, a sporty air extractor attached to the hood in the rear.

The Chevrolet FNR-Carryall Concept SUV is the combination of the artistic and modern beauty

Based on the FNR styling, the Chevrolet FNR-CarryAll concept SUV has a premium cabin with top-notch features including

• Large 12-inch LCD dashboard

• Central 10-inch touchscreen 

• Smart touchscreen display in the second seat row

• Two-tone cantilever black upholstery with red strides

• Temperature control for passengers in the rear

• Round vents with satin chrome and red emphasis

• Lightening sill plates on the trunk and doors

The  Chevrolet FNR-CarryAll interior is also inspired by the FNR styling

More than six million Chevrolet’s vehicles have been delivered in China since the SAIC-GM launched the brand in 2005. From January to October 2018, 4,22,549 vehicles were delivered across the country, helping Chevrolet achieve a 3.6% annual growth.

Although Chevrolet has exited the Indian market, the technical centre is still operating and the factory is still exporting cars for the international market.

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