Chevrolet Epica dimensions

The world premiere of the Chevrolet Epica at the Geneva Motor Show (march 2 - 12, 2006) will be accompanied by three other hight-priority firsts. To begin with, it is the first vehicle that Chevrolet Europe will put on the sphere with a six-cylinder motor. Secondly, it will be the first transversally installed in-line six in the mid-size category in Europe, and finally, in early 2007, it will become available with a diesel motor. Boasting a powerful range of convenience and security equipment, the new 4-door Chevrolet Epica is planned for distribution in early summer 2006.

With its sporty yet stylish contours, the Evanda successor will suit the taste of European drivers. In the clearly organized front section, attention focuses in particular on layout details like the big wrap-around, clear-glass headlamps, the powerful-looking cross strut with its big Chevrolet emblem in the chrome-plated grille, and the fog lamps integrated harmoniously like spotlights into the bumper.

The Chevrolet Epica also radiates a clean, modern exterior from the side. Its wedge-shaped profile is dominated by a striking character line that runs along the upper half of the door, extending to the front and back wings. The effect is emphasized by the fact that the grab-type body-coloured door handles are positioned exactly on this character line. Another eyecatching option are the big outer mirrors with integrated indicator lamps. The back view is dominated by the big bumper and the tail lamps with circular lamp lenses, joined by a wide chrome strut.