All You Need To Know About Chevrolet Beat (Spark, Daewoo Matiz) | The Transformer Car!

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The Chevrolet Spark (originally marketed prominently as the Daewoo Matiz) is a subcompact hatchback city car produced by General Motors's subsidiary GM Korea.The redesigned Matiz (codenamed M300) was launched in 2009 and is based on the 2007 Chevrolet Beat concept car. Although sold globally as the Chevrolet Spark, in India this model retains the Beat name from the concept car, as the second generation Spark continues to be sold in this market.

Chevrolet has been long gone from India. But the American carmaker introduced some of the best cars known to us Indians. These include the Cruze, Beat, Tavera and so on. Chevrolet Beat was launched in India back in 2010 at the Auto Expo. It became a really huge success in India, thanks to the sporty design and peppy engine.
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