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Chevrolet Orlando first generation

Chevrolet Orlando first generation

Production period:

2010-2018

Class :

motor car

Body versions :

station wagon

Engines:

Petrol :1.4-1.8 liters (103-104 kW)
Diesel :2.0 liters (96-120 kW)

Length:

4652 mm

Width:

1836 mm

Height:

1633 mm

Wheelbase :

2760 mm

Curb weight :

1528-1734 kg

 

The Chevrolet Orlando (internal type designation J309) is a compact van of the belonging to General Motors brand Chevrolet which was produced from 2010 to 2018.

History

 The vehicle name refers to the place Orlando in the US state of Florida with full 5 Stars in the Euro-NCAP - crash test in 2011.The Orlando based as the Chevrolet Cruze J300 and the Opel Astra J on the Delta II platform of General Motors. 

The Orlando concept vehicle was unveiled at the 2008 Paris Motor Show as the successor to the Chevrolet Rezzo .  At the same fair, two years (2010) later, the production version was formally presented to the public for the first time. The series production of the first generation was launched in October 2010. In the Euro NCAP crash test conducted in 2011, the vehicle was rated with a rating of five stars. Since the NCAP crash test does not provide a rear impact test, the safety of the rear seat row can not be substantiated; the head airbags protect according to the manufacturer only occupants of the first and second row of seats. The ADAC refers to Euro NCAP crash test results with very low cervical spine load during a rear crash. 

The Orlando has seven seats as standard, with two seats behind the rear axle and are individually hinged. For the entry to the rear, the middle row of seats can be folded forward. When used as a seven-seater, the trunk volume is reduced to 89 liters and the backrests of the rear seats almost reach the tailgate.

Chevrolet-Orlando Technical details and specifications

When folded down third row of seats results in a flat cargo area. The middle row of seats is also completely foldable (asymmetrical 1/3 right, 2/3 left divided), so that a flat, continuous loading area with a total of 1487 liters  can be achieved. With 4.65 meters, the Orlando is longer than the competitors Opel Zafira B and VW Touran I , the latter had 1989 liters of cargo space. 

The sale of Orlando in Central Europe ended about mid-2014 with the withdrawal of the brand.  Only in the Chinese market is the successor now available the new Chevrolet Orlando from  (2018) . 

The Orlando was offered with two gasoline engines and two 2.0-liter diesel engines. The 1.8-liter gasoline engine with a maximum output of 104 kW (141 hp) was available with 5-speed manual or 6- speed automatic transmission . The so-called "detuned" diesel had a maximum power of 96 kW (131 hp) and a maximum torque of 315 Nm. The stronger diesel version develops a maximum power of 120 kW (163 hp), the maximum torque is 360 Nm. With this engine, the Orlando was also available with a 6-speed automatic transmission. In the gasoline engine, the camshafts are driven by toothed belts , in the diesel engines by a timing chain . In Canada, the Orlando with a 2.4 l R4 -Ottomotor from the Ecotec series with direct fuel injection ,  a maximum power of 130 kW and with six-speed manual transmission or surcharge with six-speed automatic transmission available. 

From 2012, a 1.4-liter gasoline engine with turbocharging and a maximum power of 103 kW (140 hp) was offered. The 1.4-liter engine was equipped as standard with Start / Stop system and Eco-Drive Assistant in conjunction with the six-speed manual transmission. The combined fuel consumption according to NEDC is on average 6.2 liters per 100 kilometers. 

The maximum speed for the gasoline engine variant is around 195 km / h and for diesel at 180 km / h and 195 km / h (96 kW and 120 kW, respectively). The tank capacity is 64 liters.

The three offered equipment lines were:

  • LS : Basic equipment with electronic stability control (ESC), six airbags, air conditioning and electrically adjustable mirrors
  • LT : standard with automatic air conditioning, additionally with 16 "aluminum wheels, parking sensors, leather steering wheel and radio control on the steering wheel
  • LTZ : standard with 17 "aluminum wheels, additionally with light and rain sensor, automatically dimming rear view mirror and cruise control 

Chevrolet Orlando first generation

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  •  Chevrolet Orlando 1st gen Technical details and specifications (2010-2018)

    model

    Engine type

    engine type

    capacity

    Max. power

    Max. torque

    Acceleration, 0-100 km / h

    top speed

    construction time

    1.4 T

    gasoline engine

    R4

    1364 cc

    103 kW (140 hp) at 4900 rpm

    200 Nm at 1850 / min

    11.0 s

    193 km / h

    2012-2014

    1.8

    1796 cm³

    104 kW (141 hp) at 6200 rpm

    176 Nm at 3800 rpm

    11.6 s

    195 km / h

    2011-2014

    2.4

    2384 cc

    130 kW (176 hp) at 6700 rpm

    232 Nm at 4900 / min

     

     

    2011-2014

    1.8 BiFuel 

    1796 cm³

    104 kW (141 hp) at 6200 rpm

    176 Nm at 3800 rpm

    11.0 s

    193 km / h

    2011-2014

    2.0 LPGi

    1998 cm³

    103 kW (140 hp) at 6000 rpm

    184 Nm at 4600 rpm

    11.6 s

    195 km / h

    2011-2014

    2.0 TD

    diesel engine

    1998 cm³

    96 kW (130 hp) at 3800 rpm

    315 Nm at 2000 rpm

    10.3 s

    180 km / h

    2011-2012

    2.0 TD

    120 kW (163 hp) at 3800 rpm

    360 Nm at 2000 rpm

    10.3 s

    195 km / h

    2011-2014

     

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