GM to roll out Chevrolet Aveo globally from Korea in 2011

16 Oct 2010

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General Motrs said yesterday that the new Chevrolet Aveo will go into production in Seoul, Korea next year.  This will mark a rollout that will include a US-assembled version of the car in 2012.

Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm stopped by the Aveo display on Friday during a tour of the Paris Motor Show.

US production of the vehicle at the Orion Township plant was reconfirmed last week when along with a $145 million investment that will include production of the Buick Verano at the plant.

The new Aveo was originally unveiled in January at the 2010 North American International Auto Show in Detroit as a concept car called the Chevrolet Aveo RS. It is being shown in production form at the Paris show.

As GM's global mini and small car development base, GM Daewoo led the design and R&D of the new model. The new Aveo small car is expected to be rolled out globally after entering the Korean market in the first half of 2011.

General Motors acquired operations from the bankrupt General Motors Corporation on July 10, 2009.

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