There’s no denying that Chevrolet has made an effort to smarten up the Aveo’s interior. For proof, look no further than the all-in-one digital instrument panel, which was inspired by motorbike design. However, it’s not all good news, as the interior doesn’t have the same high-quality feel you get in some rivals: the door linings, for example, are made from large pieces of grey plastic and give the cabin an uninspiring air. Likewise, the dashboard plastics aren’t as smart as those you’ll find in more upmarket rivals. On the other hand, it’s all well laid out and easy to get used to, with only the thick rear pillars restricting the otherwise very good visibility. Every model comes with reach- and rake-adjustable steering, but we’d recommend avoiding the basic LS model, as it doesn’t come with a height-adjustable driver’s seat. The seats themselves are soft and comfortable, but don’t hold you securely enough in place if you corner the car hard.