General Motors-owned Chevrolet brand might have exited India, but the company had said that it will continue to serve its existing customers by offering after-sales services and spare parts, at least for 10 years.

For 2019, Chevrolet USA has updated the Cruze sedan with minor styling updates and gets a brand new Infotainment system.

General Motors India has recalled for a limited range of its Chevrolet Cruze sedan. This is a voluntary recall and the reason for this is that some vehicles have experienced loss of ignition or engine stall at low vehicle speeds.

The next generation Cruze, based on General Motors' all-new, global D2 platform, is scheduled to arrive in India some time over the next two years.

Despite only having launched the facelifted Chevrolet Cruze on January 30, the American carmaker has announced substantial price reductions across all variants of the premium executive sedan. The price cuts range from Rs 73,000 for the entry level model to Rs 86,000 for the top-spec version.