Get ready to cross another vehicle off the list of cars available in the United States. The Chevrolet Spark will officially end production later this year, having spent a decade in the US market as an entry-level subcompact with an extremely low price point. In fact, it leaves the party as the least-expensive new car sold in America with a price of $13,600 before a $995 destination charge. Added in, the Spark starts at $14,595.
Chevrolet didn't offer a reason for the decision. In an email to Motor1.com, a company spokesperson confirmed the Spark would remain in production through August 2022, after which it would be phased out of the lineup. Chevrolet was keen to mention that buyers "seeking comfort, function, and style at an approachable price still have strong options within Chevrolet’s family of compact SUVs." So while a direct reason for the Spark's cancellation wasn't given, it's no secret that all automakers in the States are prioritizing SUVs.
