Chevrolet PH rolls out 2025 Captiva MPV

MANILA: Chevrolet Philippines — through the leadership of Hariphil Asia Resources Incorporated (HARI) — has revived the Captiva nameplate. 

The 2025 model of the multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) is touted as "a well-rounded family ride with good looks, ample space, and decent power for both daily drives and spontaneous weekend getaways. 

Sporty family ferry 

The exterior design of the 2025 Chevrolet Captiva makes it look more like a mid-size sport utility vehicle (SUV) than your run-off-the-mill family carrier. 

Unlike most MPVs on the market with short bonnets, the said nameplate dons a long hood, which is fitted with a two-part grille with horizontal slats. 

Flanking the latticework are LED daytime running lights, LED projector headlamps, side turn signals, and front fog lamps. A protruding chin gives it a strong character befitting the masculine-looking vehicle.

To its sides are SUV-like appointments such as blacked-out wheel arches, black door claddings, dark-hued pillars, black trims on the side mirrors (with repeaters), and a pair of silver roof rails. 

A linear bodyline reinforces the staunch stance of the MPV while a set of 18-inch two-tone wheels wrapped with 215/60 series tires helps hammer down its sporty appeal. 

Its rear gets a roof-mounted spoiler with an integrated brake lamp, a decent-sized glass, two LED taillamps, and a chunky bumper with reflectors set on its sides.

A hydraulically-assisted tailgate allows would-be owners access to the boot of the MPV, which has 117 liters of cargo volume. And while we are on the topic of cargo space, we have listed the luggage capacity of the 2025 Chevrolet Captiva based on how many seats are folded down: 

All seats upright	117 liters
Third-row seats folded	666 liters
Second- and third-row seats folded	1,709 liters

 

Comfortable cabin 

The cabin of the 2025 Chevrolet Captiva looks fairly comfortable to be in. Standard are leather seats, leather steering wheel, and a leather shift boot. 

Facing the driver is a seven-inch instrument cluster that displays the below information: 

• Trip
• Fuel range
• Fuel economy
• Speed setting
• Tire pressure monitoring

Across it is a 10.4-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Apple Carplay and Android Auto connectivity features. Audio from the said unit is sent to six speakers. 

Here are some notable interior features found on the 2025 Chevrolet Captiva:

• Power outlets
• Automatic air conditioning
• Panoramic sunroof
• Electronic parking brake
• Push-start ignition key 

Power 

Under the 2025 Chevrolet Captiva’s aforementioned long hood is a 1.5-liter turbocharged engine from General Motors.

It makes 148 horsepower with 255 Newton-meters and is paired with a continuously variable transmission, which sends power to the front wheels. 

Safety

Here are the safety features offered by the 2025 Chevrolet Captiva: 

• Seatbelts
• Airbags
• Parking sensors
• Reverse camera
• 360-degeree surround-view monitor
• Anti-lock braking
• Electronic brake-force distribution
• Electronic stability control
• Traction control
• Brake assist
• Hill start assist
• Cruise control 

Variants, pricing 

Chevrolet Philippines is offering the 2025 Captiva MPV in two variants: LTZ and Premier. Below are their respective prices: 

Chevrolet Captiva LTZ	P1.258 million
Chevrolet Captiva Premier	P1.408 million

During the launch event for the 2025 Chevrolet Captiva, the marque also presented a unit that is said to have traveled up to 100,000 kilometers in approximately four months. 

Attesting to the MPV’s capabilities, HARI Vice Chairman, and Chevrolet Philippines President and Chief Executive Officer, Maria Fe Perez-Agudo noted that the tested unit did not require any major parts replacement after the feat. Further, she noted that it clocked in at 16 kilometers per liter. 

For the time being, Chevrolet Philippines is offering a low cash out promo for the 2025 Captiva. Hopeful car buyers can take home the Captiva LTZ for a cash out amount of P578,000 while the Premier is available with a cash out amount of P76,000.

“Today’s launch is not just about introducing a new car. It marks Chevrolet’s future with HARI… when you invest in bringing the right product to the right market and in consistent delivery of aftersales care, you are really investing in relationships that last,” the HARI boss stated. 

“Friends, the launch of the all-new Chevrolet Captiva is just the first of the many more exciting engagements that we have in store for you. So, let’s move forward with purpose and as one. Together, let’s drive Chevrolet’s future in the Philippines,” she concluded. 

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