The Daewoo Tacuma (or Rezzo, as it is called on the Korean markets) was initially launched by the South Korean manufacturer in 2000.
Following the GM takeover later on, the model was re-branded as the Chevrolet Tacuma in 2004. Depending on the market, it may also still be commercialized as Daewoo. Either way, car’s exterior design is practically identical to the old model, designed and developed by Pininfarina. Aimed for the small MPV sector, the Tacuma is not available with petrol engines in Korea, due to the high gas prices. Instead, the Rezzo uses LPG power engines. In Europe, the Tacuma is powered by either a 1.6- or a 2.0-litre petrol engine.