General Motors India on Wednesday launched its multi-purpose vehicle ‘Chevrolet Tavera’ and Said it might soon ink a deal to acquire car assembly unit of Daewoo India.The base model of ‘Chevrolet Tavera’, which would be available in six variants, has been priced at Rs 5.44 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi), GMI president and managing director Aditya Vij told a news conference here.The top-end model sports has a price tag of Rs 8.45 lakh.GMI, which would complete the due diligence to acquire the car assembly unit of bankrupt Daewoo Motors India, hopes to sign a definitive agreement with DMIL creditors ‘‘soon’’.‘‘Though we still have some issues to sort out, we are hopeful that we will soon sign a definitive agreement which will enable us to bring mini (compact) cars to India. If at all we are not able to sign the deal, we will explore other avenues.,’’ GM Daewoo Auto and Technology Co. President Nick Reilly said.
