GM Holden

GM Holden is planning to launch around three versions of the Holden Commodore. The model codenamed 'SS Sedan' has received approval for production and sales in the United States. The three models are based on the Zeta platform, which is also available on the Chevrolet Camaro.

General Motors Holden, the Australian division of the world’s largest car company, General Motors, released details of its all-new Holden Commodore range, designed and engineered to extend a decade-long record as Australia’s best selling car today.

GM Holden develops its large cars to be world class and we are seeing that paying dividends with new export programs like the one announced today, Reuss said.

Cars we build here in Australia are being exported to every continent except Antarctica for brands including Holden, Chevrolet, Pontiac, Vauxhall and GM Daewoo.

And with the engine in the Veritas also being built by Holden, it’s fair to say we are exporting the complete package.

Exports are an increasingly important part of our business and Veritas again proves we have the capability to design, engineer and build vehicles for a wide range of consumers and markets.

Based on GM’s Global Rear Wheel Drive architecture, Veritas is powered by a 3.6 litre Alloytec V6 and is fitted with a five-speed automatic transmission with fully optimized gear ratio settings, Active Select and Sport Shift.