DAEWOO Kalos · photos, packages and modifications

The GM Daewoo, which was the South Korean subsidiary of General Motors manufactured a subcompact automobile in the name of Daewoo Kalos and introduced in 2002. This model was marketed around 120 countries globally and most prominently as the Chevrolet Aveo.

The Kalos vehicles were marketed under eleven different nameplates and five GM brands, which evolved through the two re-styling in the first generation of the car. It was also designed with the specific features of five engine configurations and three body styles those were built on the dedicated platform that was not shared with other vehicles of that time. The two-styling iterations of this model were T200 and T250, which were derived from the international coding that was used in the first Daewoo and the GM Daewoo during the development of the car.