2021 Chevy Spark Rumors, Redesign
2021 Chevy Spark – We expect the second generation of the next Chevrolet Spark to reach the market for 2021-2022 years models.
Until then, we expected the current second-generation Spark to accept minor changes, updates, and improvements.
The Chevrolet Spark 2021 is inexpensive and small, features buyers finding charming when gas is expensive. As far as affordable new vehicles go, Spark has a virtue but is not without compromise, and it is eager to wait for the next spike in fuel prices. We gave 4.0 out of 10 overall.
2021 Chevy Spark
The 2021 Spark is unchanged and offered at LS, 1LT, 2LT trims, and Faux-rugged Spark Activ. This mighty Mini is well equipped and reasonably priced at the top of the range, so stay away from the basement version of the bargain.
Spark even offers automatic low-speed emergency braking on Trim 2LT. The 7.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system is standard and comes with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility and two USB ports.
2021 Chevy Spark Specs
All Spark models come with 1.4 liters of inline-4 with only 98 horsepower and front-wheel drive. A standard 5-speed manual transmission, but most of the spark on many dealers, continuously variable automatic transmission (CVT).
Despite its small size, Spark can handle itself well in various situations, but it is naturally more suited around the city than on the highway.
Inside, the broad Spark considering it is 7 feet shorter than the Chevy suburbs, the front seat passengers will be much more comfortable than the ones behind.
Despite the solid features, decent security value and technology, and plenty of interior spaces, there is virtually no reason to justify choosing a bigger and more fun Spark over Sonic. Still, we praise Chevrolet for offering a pint car Size.
There is not much talent for the 2021 Chevrolet Spark, but most car economies could say the same. We give 3 out of 10 in the visible department, although Activ Trim performs a rough intrigue. (Read more about how we rate the car.)
Last year, Spark got a light visual refresh to stay current, but there was no change this year. The Activ Model is visually appealing, sitting about an inch higher and wearing a plastic cladding body and other rough pieces. Without all-wheel-drive, though, this is not an off-roader.
2021 Chevy Spark Interior
Inside, Spark is basic but untedious. Fortunately, the 7.0-inch touchscreen comes standard on every model. The Chevrolet designer seems to be proud of this because they are already plugged in the dashboard.
Attractive upholstery patterns and plain plastic trim make this interior more enjoyable than cheap-basement cabins usually associated with low-cost cars.
2021 the Chevrolet Spark is slow, droning, and has a busy quality of travel. Unfortunately, there was not much upside down, so we gave it 3 out of 10.
2021 Chevy Spark Engine
All Sparks came with 1.4 liters of inline-4, which made an underestimated 98 horsepower. A standard 5-speed manual transmission on all trims and does not allow the driver to squeeze outperformance over Spark but largely leaves the dealer with a hard and unpleasant CVT.
A short wheelbase and tight suspension make for fun in the corners, but mostly, the Spark is boring to drive over an imperfect road, especially those with large holes and bumps.
The Chevrolet Spark 2021 has never been fully crash-tested and has no score updated for this year, so we can’t provide a score here. (Read more about how we rate the car.)
Fortunately, Spark offers low-speed automatic emergency braking and lane-departure warnings as part of the additional package cost of confidence drivers on Trim 2LT. The package fee is only $295, though it is only available with CVT.
In addition, you get 10 airbags, anti-lock brakes, and control stability, as well as rear-view cameras and rear-sensor parking available for those uncomfortable parking parallel even the smallest cars.
