The Chevy S10 Introduces a Tough Anniversary Edition That's Unavailable in the US | Carscoops

      Drawing from the previous-generation Colorado, the 100 Years edition showcases enhancements in both aesthetics and suspension.

      As of April 25, 2025, Chevrolet has introduced a special edition of the S10 midsize pickup truck in Brazil.

      The S10 100 Years comes equipped with a new bumper, black decals, and an elevated suspension.

      Production will be limited to 100 units, exclusively for the Brazilian market.

      To commemorate its 100 years in Brazil, Chevrolet is releasing a special version of the S10 pickup. This edition features exterior enhancements and an upgraded suspension. A total of 100 units will be manufactured, all specifically for the Brazilian market.

      For those not aware, the Chevrolet S10 serves as the modern iteration of the older Colorado model. Last year, the midsize truck underwent a facelift that aligned it more closely with its American version, refreshing its styling and technological features for a contemporary appeal.

      The 100 Years Edition is distinct, boasting several noticeable modifications, starting with a new front bumper that includes an additional set of LED lights. Other features consist of a sporty hood attachment and a roll bar with body-colored side arms. The truck is available in an exclusive Dunas White shade, accented by mountain-themed decals and black detailing.

      This special edition is derived from the high-spec Z71 trim of the midsize pickup, equipped with standard features such as an 8-inch digital instrument panel, an 11-inch infotainment display, wireless charging, and a comprehensive range of advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS). Furthermore, it features upgraded upholstery with red stitching on the seats, matching the red accents found on the dashboard.

      One of the standout aspects of the 100 Years Edition is its suspension, upgraded by off-road specialists Ironman. It features revised springs and shock absorbers at the front and leaf springs at the back, increasing ground clearance by 30 mm (1.2 inches). This enhancement makes the S10 more capable in off-road settings, particularly with its 18-inch wheels fitted with Scorpion Plus All-Terrain tires.

      The engine remains the same 2.8-liter turbodiesel four-cylinder, delivering 204 horsepower (152 kW / 207 PS) and 510 Nm (376 lb-ft) of torque. While there were no significant changes to the engine, it did receive updates last year aimed at enhancing performance and fuel efficiency through AI-based tuning. For the 2026 model year, GM also introduced an additional filter intended to minimize harmful emissions by up to 84%.

      In terms of pricing and availability, the Chevrolet S10 100 Years Edition can now be ordered in Brazil, with a price set at R$325,690 (approximately $57,300 based on current exchange rates). With only 100 units to be produced at the São Jose dos Campos factory, interested buyers will need to act quickly. Additionally, Chevrolet has plans to release 100 Years editions for the Onix subcompact hatchback and Tracker SUV in the near future.