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The release of the model was launched in 2002 and since that time it has only been restyled once by the Italian design studio Bertone ; the release of the new generation was planned for 2016 [1] , but in March 2015 work on the project was suspended. [2]
Unlike other Chevrolet models assembled in Russia and localized by less than 30%, only the Chevrolet Niva is truly domestic with a degree of localization of about 90%. [3]
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