Holden to build an all-new small car in Australia
December 22nd 2008 20:55
Holden will build a second car-line based on General Motors' global Delta small car platform to sit alongside the popular Commodore range from the third quarter of 2010.
The new front-wheel-drive sedan/hatch will be built at GM Holden's Elizabeth manufacturing facility in South Australia whilst design and engineering work will take place at the company's headquarters in Port Melbourne, Victoria.
With support coming from the Federal and South Australian Governments, the vehicle will be based on General Motors' global Delta small car platform and feature new technologies to increase fuel efficiency and reduce greenhouse emissions.
The new front-wheel-drive vehicle will be built as a sedan and hatch at GM Holden's Elizabeth manufacturing facility in South Australia. Design and engineering work will take place at the company's headquarters in Port Melbourne, Victoria.
Direct injected petrol and diesel variants of the vehicle will be produced while a range of alternative fuel or fuel saving technologies including E85, LPG, CNG and start-stop hybrid capability are also being considered.
Further details about the vehicle including its nameplate, design specifications and pricing will be determined closer to the time of production.
[Source: Holden]
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