The Spark will be offered in three trim levels, with the entry-level model being the Spark LS. Unlike the base versions of some of its competitors, the LS isn't a complete stripper, coming standard with A/C, power windows, 15-inch alloy wheels, an auxiliary input jack and Onstar. 10 airbags are also fitted as standard.
The top-spec 2LT commands $15,795 and dresses up the exterior with sport fascias front and rear, additional chrome trim and unique 15-inch wheels. Leatherette upholstery, heated front seats, a leather-wrapped steering wheel and fog lamps are also included.
All Sparks are fitted with an 85 horsepower 1.2-liter four-cylinder, which comes with a standard five-speed manual transmission. Clutch-averse buyers can pony up an additional $925 for the optional four-speed automatic.
Chevrolet has yet to specify an on-sale date for either the normal Spark or its all-electric variant, the Spark EV.
