Set for debut in Paris next month, GM Europe has unveiled first images for its Orlando Concept, a seven-seat family MPV which reminds of the Chevrolet Sequel SUV/crossover concept from 2005, although much smaller in size. The Orlando is based on the all-new Cruze compact sedan and aims at being a sport utility, family van and wagon.

With a wheelbase of 2760 mm, GM is placing emphasis on the vehicle's functionality with adaptable, theater-style seating in three rows comfortably accommodating up to seven occupants, while the spacious cabin can be quickly transformed into a large cargo area.



Chevrolet Orlando Concept Unveiled for Paris Premiere


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Bugger. Another SUV-centric crossover. Yawn.

Very opelish interior, they will probably do some rebadging.

Chevy hasn't displayed the sculpting chops to pull something like this off - but on the bright side, their cabin designs have made lots of progress over the past couple of years, starting with the Malibu.

That's gotta be a record for LEDs on car.