This is the production version of the Chevrolet Orlando 7-seater MPV, which is based on the Chevy Cruze platform. It’s basically a competitor for other C-segment car platform based MPVs such as the Toyota Wish, the Honda Stream, and the Peugeot 5008.
The design differs quite greatly from what we usually expect – all of its competitors are sleek and curvy while GM has decided to go for an American boxy and muscular look with the Orlando. This production car was first previewed as the Orlando Concept two years ago.
Perhaps there is a possibility that Naza might just launch this as an official Chevrolet offering sometime in the future as the Orlando is set to be launched in Indonesia soon for about 250 million Indonesian Rupiah. This shows that GM has the “ASEAN market introduction” checkbox ticked for the Orlando 7-seater.
Two engine variants are planned for the Indonesian market – a 1.8 litre petrol engine similar to the one in the Cruze and a 2.0 litre diesel with 163 horsepower.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the Chevrolet Orlando 7-seater highlight its potential appeal in Malaysia and India, with some users optimistic about its design and spaciousness, considering it a modern and macho option compared to existing MPVs like the Toyota Innova and Mahindra Xylo. Many appreciate the boxy, SUV-like look that promises ample interior space, though opinions on aesthetics vary, with some finding the rear boring and the overall design too out. There's enthusiasm for the diesel engine’s power, and discussions about pricing suggest it could be competitive if brought into local markets, with some expecting prices around RM100k–RM110k. Overall, comments reflect a mix of excitement, design critique, and curiosity about market availability and pricing.