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Unlike the 2015 Chevrolet Cruze destined for U.S. that will receive a mild facelift, the version of this sedan heading to China has been completely redesigned and was revealed back in April at the Beijing Motor Show.
Using blacked-out windows, Chevrolet made sure we'd have to wait to see what the interior design had in store for the Chinese Cruze, and now that wait is over.
Matching the sleek exterior, the cabin of the next-gen Chevrolet Cruze has a far more dynamic look than the current car. Going after China’s younger buyers, the 2015 Chevrolet Cruze shows off a more attractive interior with a dual-brow design found in many current models and a three-spoke steering wheel very similar to that found in the Corvette Stingray.
Chevrolet says that this 2015 Cruze will offer class-leading rear passenger knee room by stretching the wheels outward and moving the cowl forward, which was made possible with the use of smaller-displacement engines.
The new styling is intensified by the saddle brown accents throughout this cabin, which will most likely be limited to the higher trim levels of this Cruze. A saddle tan leather is used on the seats, door panels and the instrument panel, and from what we can tell from these pictures, the stitching is high quality that would look more at home in a luxury sedan rather than a compact car. Adding to the upscale look, the interior is also accented chrome and piano black trim as well as blue ambient lighting.
As far as technology goes, the 2015 Chevrolet Cruze gets the same level of attention that we’ve gotten used to seeing from Chevrolet products. This includes the large eight-inch touch screen and Chevy’s latest MyLink II infotainment system, which both help users better integrate their smartphones with the car.
Chevy MyLink II promises benefits like built-in apps, Bluetooth audio streaming and various voice-controlled functions such as hands-free calling.
Using blacked-out windows, Chevrolet made sure we'd have to wait to see what the interior design had in store for the Chinese Cruze, and now that wait is over.
Matching the sleek exterior, the cabin of the next-gen Chevrolet Cruze has a far more dynamic look than the current car. Going after China’s younger buyers, the 2015 Chevrolet Cruze shows off a more attractive interior with a dual-brow design found in many current models and a three-spoke steering wheel very similar to that found in the Corvette Stingray.
Chevrolet says that this 2015 Cruze will offer class-leading rear passenger knee room by stretching the wheels outward and moving the cowl forward, which was made possible with the use of smaller-displacement engines.
The new styling is intensified by the saddle brown accents throughout this cabin, which will most likely be limited to the higher trim levels of this Cruze. A saddle tan leather is used on the seats, door panels and the instrument panel, and from what we can tell from these pictures, the stitching is high quality that would look more at home in a luxury sedan rather than a compact car. Adding to the upscale look, the interior is also accented chrome and piano black trim as well as blue ambient lighting.
As far as technology goes, the 2015 Chevrolet Cruze gets the same level of attention that we’ve gotten used to seeing from Chevrolet products. This includes the large eight-inch touch screen and Chevy’s latest MyLink II infotainment system, which both help users better integrate their smartphones with the car.
Chevy MyLink II promises benefits like built-in apps, Bluetooth audio streaming and various voice-controlled functions such as hands-free calling.
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