The facelifted Chevrolet Captiva is coming to the Paris Motor Show this month and will soon debut in India. We’re expecting the new Captiva to reach Indian shores in the next few months with a 2.2-liter diesel engine and a new 6-speed manual transmission.
The 2011 Captiva has a remodeled bonnet, headlamps, new split grille, LED turn signals on the mirrors and 17-19 inch alloy wheels.
Inside, you get theater-style seating in three rows ice- blue back light and a cockpit that flows through the cabin.
You’d be able to buy the Captiva (171 hp 2.4 litre) and two turbo- diesel options (163 or 184 hp, 2.2- litre).
ESC, TCS, BAS, the electronic handling aids are all present. Hills start assist, electric handbrakes, USB ports, Bluetooth, touch-screen nav, parking cameras are also present on the new Captiva.
More details will be published as we receive them.
[...] unveiling in New Delhi, this Captiva is now available in most parts of the world after it was shown in Paris last year. Under its hood is a new 163bhp 2.2-liter VCDI engine. Currently the Captiva shares its 2-liter [...]
[...] plans to bring in the facelifted Captiva into India next year. It will be powered using a larger 2.2-liter engine and a six-speed gearbox. [...]
Well, we are hoping for a new Captiva after the old one was trashed out