Chevrolet Sonic 0-60 times

The 2018 Chevrolet Sonic is a hatchback and subcompact front-drive sedan that fits under the compact Cruze and higher than smaller Spark city vehicle. You can get the car in three trims.

The core sonic LS has steel wheels that are 15" MyLink infotainment system that is having 7.0" touchscreen, Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay combination, Android Auto, a port for Universal Serial Bus (USB), cloth upholstery, Light-emitting-diode (LED) daytime operating lights as well as an audio system with four speakers

Going up to the LT type introduce 15" alloy wheels, cruise switch, heated side mirrors, improved cloth upholstery, controls installed on the steering wheel, power windows, remote start and a sound system with six speakers.

This is a range-topping Premier category that has leatherette upholstery, power-stretchable driver’s seat that is six-way, heated forward seats, a rear spoiler, 17" alloy wheels, keyless start, a sports exhaust having a chrome peak, a heated steering wheel and enhanced multi-information screen.

Copies with the manual delivery have the RS package, which attaches fog lights, a body kit, black bow-tie badges, a steering wheel that is flat-bottomed, and a piano-black-intensified device panel.

0-60 historical competitors and progress

The powertrains for Chevy Sonic have become basically consistent since its launch in 2012. This car is a front wheel drive and its base engine is a 1.8-liter inline-4, ranked at 138 horsepower. However, the arbitrary 1.4-liter 4-cylinder that is turbo-charged enables the car to be both faster and more fuel-saving. It is again ranked at 138 hp, though its torque that is 148 pound-feet is an extra value compared to the anemic 125 lb-feet. From zero to sixty Sonic runs in 8.10s.

Engine specifications

The Sonic for 2018 comes with a 1.8-ltr 1-4 with 138 hp as well as 125 lb-feet of torque, that could be matched to a 6-speed automatic gear or a 5-speed manual. A 1.4-Ltr turbo-four that is ranked at 138 hp plus 148 lb-feet is optional and has six-speed six-speed automated or manual. EPA combustible economy grades for the Sonic outfitted with the usual 1.8-liter I-4 are 26/35 mpg highway with the physical or 25/34 mpg with the electronic. Alternatives with the 1.4-Ltr turbo-four are EPA-ranked at 28/37 mpg with the physical or 27/35 mpg with the automated.

The Interior and Exterior

The Chevrolet's Sonic 2018 has become old enough for a vehicle presently in its 7th year, aided by a renewal the previous year that modernized the front side to resemble the latest models of this type. Out of 10, we ranked the Sonic at 7 presenting it an added point for the renewed interior (look at how we rank cars.). The modernized front changes involved LED daytime running lightning, a redesigned hood and projector-laser spotlights as well as a two-part grille, having an extensive lower input and arbitrary fog lights in an opening to its side.

Again, the new one has various bright new paint colors and new wheel patterns, at 15-, 16-, or 17" sizes as per the trim measures and choices. Its significant redesigns take place every 5 years, but in between, there are no such changes. Categorizing them into generations gives more essential details in the purchasing process.

CarAndDriver Test Results

Zero to 60 mph: 8.2 sec
Zero to 100 mph: 23.7 sec
Zero to 110 mph: 30.9 sec
Rolling start, 5-60 mph: 9.0 sec
Top gear, 30-50 mph: 11.1 sec
Top gear, 50-70 mph: 9.4 sec

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