Chevrolet S10 Trail Boss Disclosure / GM Chevrolet presented this Sunday (26) the new S10 Trail Boss, a version aimed at those looking for greater off-road capability. Launch price is R$341,290. ? Click here to follow the g1 Carros channel on WhatsApp The main difference is the exclusive suspension set, developed in partnership with Ironman, and the 18-inch Pirelli Scorpion All Terrain tires. The wheels are exclusive to the version. The suspension received specific springs and shock absorbers for this configuration. As a result, the front of the pickup was 3 cm higher, which improves its ability to tackle uneven terrain. Jetour T2 4x4 tries to repeat good sales of the GWM Haval H9 According to the manufacturer, the geometry was also recalibrated to balance off-road performance and daily use. In addition to the mechanical changes, the Trail Boss has an exclusive look. The version adopts a front grille and rear bumper with a glossy black finish, wider fender moldings, stickers on the hood and rear lid, as well as specific emblems. In the cabin, the seats receive an exclusive finish and darkened details. The pickup also now offers the Multiflex bed protector and extended bucket protector as standard. The protector has points for installing organizers, hooks and other accessories to facilitate securing the load. The Trail Boss occupies a position above the Z71 version within the S10 line when it comes to its ability to run off the asphalt. The basis of the project was the special S10 100 Years series, previously launched by the brand. Same engine The S10 Trail Boss maintains the mechanical set of the other versions of the pickup. The model is equipped with a 2.8 turbodiesel engine with 207 hp and 52 kgfm of torque, always combined with an eight-speed automatic transmission and 4x4 reduced traction. The version also features Off-Road and Normal driving modes, as well as an electronic rear differential lock. According to Chevrolet, the exclusive suspension calibration was developed to work together with this mechanical assembly and expand the pickup's capacity on low-grip surfaces and obstacles. Among the standard equipment, the Trail Boss offers an 8-inch digital instrument panel and a MyLink multimedia center with an 11-inch screen, compatible with Android Auto and wireless Apple CarPlay. The model also has an induction cell phone charger, automatic digital air conditioning, seats with specific coverings and six airbags. The list also includes frontal collision alert, automatic emergency braking, lane departure alert, blind spot monitoring, rear cross traffic alert, lane keeping assistant, adaptive cruise control, high definition reversing camera, front and rear parking sensors, as well as a tire pressure monitoring system.