The leadership of the The Covenant Car Company, Inc. (TCCCI) clarified that the newly launched Chevrolet Tracker is considered a new member of the Chevrolet family for the Philippine market.
Despite admitting that the Trax will soon leave the local market, TCCCI and Chevrolet Philippines President and Chief Executive Officer Albert Arcilla clarified that the latest model offering is an addition to their lineup and not a direct replacement of the outgoing crossover.
“While the Trax remains to be a competitive global Chevrolet product, the Tracker represents the new generation of of Chevy crossovers and is our new entrant in the very competitive crossover SUV segment,” he told the press during the virtual briefing.
According to Arcilla, the all-new Tracker — which was launched last week — is the premier model in the refreshed model portfolio.
“The Tracker continues Chevrolet's tradition of producing highly capable crossovers and highlights the brand's unrelenting focus on growing market segments by offering stylishly designed vehicles loaded with customer-centric technology," Arcilla was quoted as saying.
Also offered in two variants, the Trax (which is still being sold in some dealerships in the country), is powered by a 1.4-liter Ecotc turbocharged engine, matched to a six-speed transmission that can deliver up to 140hp. On the other hand, the newly introduced Tracker is equipped with a smaller 1.0-liter three-cylinder DOHC Ecotec Turbo engine, also paired to a six-speed automatic transmission that has a peak performance of 116hp.
Based on the local distributor’s website, the two varieties of the Trax are offered at the following prices:
Meanwhile, the Tracker bears the following price tags:
To add, TCCCI is giving P30,000 discount for the Tracker — regardless of mode of purchase — until September 30.
Photos from The Covenant Car Company, Inc. (TCCCI)
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