Chevy unveiled the 2017 Sonic: a more expressive, agile and fun-to-drive vehicle that offers tons of additions and utilities as the new MyLink system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility, refreshed interior styling and distinctive LED signature lightning.
The refreshed vehicle also offers features as heated steering wheel, standard 7-inch touch screen, Rear Park Assist and tons of optional additions. So, let’s see what else does this sweetie offer.
Exterior styling
2017 Sonic’s agile exterior adopts the same approach as with the Cruze, Blot EV and 2017 Trax. With richer and more detailed elements, the vehicle proudly demonstrates new hood, redesigned front fascia and fresh lightning elements. The projector-beam headlamps are part of the standard features, along with the LED daytime running lights.
And in order to enhance the overall exterior visuals, Chevy team offers distinctive 15-, 16- and 17-inch wheels and four additional colors: Orange Burst Metallic, Brimstone, Cajun Red Tintocat and Arctic Blue Metallic.
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Interior styling and utility features
Sonic’s cabin is especially designed to deliver comfort, convenience and ease of using the latest technological gadgets. There is new gauge cluster that incorporates analog speedometer and extended list of standard features as the Keyless Open and Start function, heated cloth seats with heated steering wheel and exclusive offerings for each individual trim level.
Drivetrain system
In terms of performance, Sonic comes with 1.8-liter power unit with refined fuel economy and enhanced performance features. This agile engine delivers a total of 138hp (102kW) and is paired to a six-speed automatic or manual gearbox.
Safety features
2017 Sonic also offers tons of safety features as the Forward Collision Alert, Lane Departure Warning, 10 airbags, Stabilitrac electronic stability system, rearview camera and more.
So, what do you think about the 2017 Chevrolet Sonic? Write down in the comment section.
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