Chevrolet Rezzo

The Chevrolet Rezzo, internally coded U100, is a compact van of the Korean maker GM Daewoo produced from 2000 to 2011. Daewoo showed the Tacuma Concept at the 1997 Seoul Motor Show and two more concepts in 1999, the pilot series ran from July 1999 and sales began in South Korea in January 2000, with Europe following from autumn 2000. It was designed by Pininfarina, Italdesign and the Daewoo Motors Design Studio on the basis of the Daewoo Nubira. It came to market as the Daewoo Rezzo or Tacuma and was renamed Chevrolet Rezzo or Tacuma at the end of 2004 when General Motors took over the sale of European Daewoo cars; the name Chevrolet Vivant was used from 2003 in South Africa and South America. Europe got four petrol engines of up to 89 kW, and the car was built in Kunsan in South Korea and briefly in Uzbekistan and Vietnam.