When General Motors ended the operations of Chevrolet in Thailand before this pandemic hit, GM promised "continued support" for the brand here in the Philippines. However, the American carmaker didn't say anything about the future of Thai-sourced Chevrolets like the Trailblazer and Colorado.

During a routine check of the carmaker's website, it was noticed that Chevrolet Philippines had quietly removed a number of its vehicles from its official page, the two aforementioned Thai-sourced vehicles included.

Other nameplates that were reportedly discontinued include Trax, Sail, Malibu, and Tahoe. As it stands, only the Spark, Suburban, Camaro, Corvette, and Tracker remain in Chevrolet's local offerings.

The Trailblazer, Colorado, and Trax, however, can all still be found on Chevrolet Philippines' website, only they've been relegated to the 'Other Chevrolet Models' section under the 'Owners' tab. Through this page, customers who still wish to purchase any of these three models can locate a Chevrolet dealer that still has available stocks of the preferred unit.

These, however, will be replaced in due time by a new and refreshed lineup of global Chevrolet models, which was headlined by the launch of the all-new Chevrolet Tracker, suggested company sources.

Media reports suggest that newer models are expected to be sourced from People's Republic of China and the US, based on recent developments and statements from company officials.