The Chevrolet Prisma is the four-door sedan sold by Chevrolet in Brazil on the small car platforms of the Celta and later the Onix. The first Prisma was a sedan version of the Chevrolet Celta, released in early 2007, and it was not meant to replace the Classic or the Corsa Sedan but to fill a market gap between them. Its only engine at launch was a 1.4 litre Econo.Flex flexible fuel unit that ran on gasoline or ethanol, and a 1.0 litre version with the VHC-E engine followed in early 2009. In 2012 General Motors announced a second generation Prisma based on the sedan version of the new Chevrolet Onix, and that car was launched in February 2013 with a boot capacity of 500 litres. Both the Onix and the Prisma were facelifted for 2016, and the base trim that kept the original front end became the Prisma Joy. In late 2019 the Prisma was replaced in Brazil by the Onix Plus.
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In 2012, General Motors announced the second generation Chevrolet Prisma, which would be based on the sedan version of the new Chevrolet Onix.
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In Brazil, the four-door sedan variant was known as the Chevrolet Prisma.
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1. Chevrolet Onix (Wikipedia)
First generation, body style
In Brazil, the four-door sedan variant was known as the Chevrolet Prisma.
First generation, replacement
In late 2019, the Onix and Prisma were replaced in Brazil by the second-generation Onix and Onix Plus respectively.
First generation, Brazil
In Brazil, the four-door sedan variant was known as the Chevrolet Prisma.
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In Brazil, the four-door sedan variant was known as the Chevrolet Prisma.
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In Brazil, the four-door sedan variant was known as the Chevrolet Prisma.
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Chevrolet Prisma section, release
A sedan version of the Celta, named Chevrolet Prisma, was released in early 2007.
Chevrolet Prisma section, engine
The only available engine option is a 1.4 L Econo.Flex gasoline/ethanol flexible fuel engine.
Chevrolet Prisma section, ethanol fuel
The only available engine option is a 1.4 L Econo.Flex gasoline/ethanol flexible fuel engine.
Chevrolet Prisma section, 1.0 litre engine
Early 2009 marked the release of the Prisma 1.0-litre and the new VHC-E engine (77 hp or 57 kW gasoline and 78 hp or 58 kW ethanol) for Prisma and Celta.
Chevrolet Prisma section, second generation
In 2012, General Motors announced the second generation Chevrolet Prisma, which would be based on the sedan version of the new Chevrolet Onix.
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A sedan version of the Celta, named Chevrolet Prisma, was released in early 2007.
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