Daewoo Lanos II (T150) gallery (2002–2017)

The second-generation Daewoo Lanos, designated with the factory code T150, was introduced in 2002 following General Motors' takeover of the South Korean brand. The car received a major exterior redesign affecting the trunk lid, rear fenders, lighting equipment, and radiator grille, giving it a more modern look. The sedan became the primary body style in most markets, although hatchbacks continued to be produced in some regions. Under the hood, a time-tested 1.5-liter petrol engine producing 86 horsepower was installed, paired with a five-speed manual transmission. The model was actively produced in Ukraine at the ZAZ plant under various names such as ZAZ Lanos and ZAZ Chance, and was widely exported to CIS countries. Production of the Lanos family finally came to an end in 2017 after a long manufacturing run.