all-new architecture Chevrolet Cruze 2010

Chevrolet Cruze has an all-new architecture that provides it with a new dimension and style. Scaling new heights of sophistication is the new Corvette inspired dual cockpit. The ergonomically designed steering wheel and the dashboard that is illuminated in an impressive ice-blue color are features that make you feel that you are flying when you are driving. The dashboard has a three gauge instrument cluster, three spoke steering wheel and integrated center stack. The 2010 Chevrolet Cruze also has an advanced integrated center panel with graphic infotainment display, HVAC controls, a 6-CD changer with MP3 facility and radio.

The Chevy Cruze provides a fuel economy up to 24mpg and a horsepower 138 easily accommodating a cargo capacity 15.4 cu.ft. It seats 5 adults comfortably. More is the operative word when it comes to Chevrolet Cruze. Its quiet, comfortable interiors and beautifully sculpted exteriors is the last word in luxury. It has some fantastic advantages over other cars in its category such as a superior fuel economy of a compact car and the amenities of a mid-sized car.

The multi-national design team, based in Korea with input from colleagues in Germany, the United States and Australia, were tasked with delivering an all-new compact, notchback sedan that will re-energize the Chevrolet brand.

"Our goal was to be revolutionary, not evolutionary," says Taewan Kim, Vice President of the GM DAT Design Center in Korea. Inside and out, the team has developed a new global design language for the Chevrolet brand, introducing fresh visual elements while leveraging the potential to express traditional, Chevy signature design cues in new ways.