U100

This Chevrolet-badged compact MPV was the export-market version of GM Daewoo’s U100 project, a Pininfarina-designed minivan that was sold under different regional names including Tacuma, Rezzo, and Vivant. Chevrolet adopted the vehicle after GM began replacing the Daewoo brand in many overseas markets, and the nameplate appeared in the mid-2000s rather than as a distinct North American Chevrolet model. It was positioned as a practical five-seat family vehicle, with emphasis on flexible packaging and everyday utility rather than sportiness. The same basic U100 body was marketed under different badges and nameplates depending on country, which makes this one of the more regionally varied Chevrolet models of its era. Because the Chevrolet-branded run is not consistently documented across every market, the exact final model year cannot be confirmed with confidence here.