Chevrolet Sail lineup to get upgrades
Chevrolet Sail twins to get cosmetic upgrades; launch on September 24, 2014.
1 min read•20 Sep '14
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Chevrolet Sail.
General Motors India will launch updated versions of the Sail hatchback and the sedan on September 24.
According to sources at General Motors, enhancing the cabin ambience has been the focus of the update. The dashboard will now come finished in dual tone black and beige plastics, and there will be chrome surrounds for the air-conditioning vents and gear lever. A black steering and better materials throughout the cabin are likely to be some of the other changes.
While GM has revealed a facelifted version of the Sail sedan in China, India won't be getting that version. Changes to the exteriors will include chrome surrounds for the fog lamps and a chrome strip on the back. Prices for the Sails are likely to remain unchanged.
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