Chevrolet Tavera

The Chevrolet Tavera is a multi purpose vehicle introduced in 2004 that General Motors built as a Chevrolet under licence from the Japanese maker Isuzu Motors, in Indonesia and in India until 2017. It was developed only for the South East Asian market, and its sister model is the Isuzu Panther, known in some markets as the Isuzu AUV, HiLander and Crosswind. Engines were a 2.2 litre petrol unit of 84 kW and turbocharged direct injection diesels of 2.5 litres and later 2.0 litres. The eight or nine seat layout sold well as a shared taxi, a better equipped Tavera Neo was added, a facelift in 2009 created a second series and a further facelift followed in 2012.