of power*
LS3 V8 Engine*
Performance Brakes^
*SS, SS-V Redline & Calais V only. ^SS-V Redline only.
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Drawing inspiration from timeless designs of the past, the classic long dash-to-axle sweep in silhouette is an iconic design integrated with modern innovation. With a purposeful, athletic stance the Commodore is a combination of aesthetics and aerodynamics.
Commodore has always been a car for drivers who appreciate performance, and the unique technologies engineered into these limited edition models will ensure these are the best drivers' Commodores yet.
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Head Up Display* gives you complete control of your vehicle by keeping your attention where it needs to be. For a safer drive, choose the information you want to see while focusing on the journey ahead.
*SV6, SS, SS-V Redline & Calais V models only.
Easy to program and easy to read, the Commodore’s Satellite Navigation system* makes for the perfect driving companion.
*SV6, Calais, Calais V, SS & SS-V Redline models only
Class-leading technology like Head-Up Display*, Forward Collision Alert^ and Lane Departure Warning^ make the new Commodore a smarter way to travel.
Advanced safety, active protection.
Forward Collision Alert* with Head Up Warning alerts you when you’re approaching too fast to the vehicle in front.
*SS-V Redline and Calais V models only
With an audible sound, the Lane Departure Warning alerts the driver when they are veering out of their lane, preventing both drowsiness and distraction.
*SS-V Redline and Calais V models only
Second guessing lane changes are a thing of the past with Blind Spot Alert*. Radars mounted to either side of the Commodore constantly monitor blind spots for upcoming traffic. When an approaching vehicle is detected, a warning light appears on the corresponding side mirror.
*Optional on Evoke.
Automatic Parking Assist takes the guesswork out of parking. Not only can every single Commodore steer itself into difficult parallel parking spaces, it will also automatically guide itself into the tightest of parks.