2026 Chevrolet Tracker 100 Years Edition
By Lorenzo Bianchi February 18, 2026
Limited to 1,000 pieces, commemorating the centennial of Chevrolet Brazil.
The Premier model with all factory specifications served as the basis.
Special exterior of Blue Noronha with commemorative accents.
The Tracker Expands the Centennial Series
In commemoration of its centennial in Brazil, Chevrolet unveiled the 2026 Chevrolet Tracker 100 Years Edition, completing a trilogy that also includes the Onix and S10 special series.
The limited-run SUV is capped at 1,000 units, reinforcing its commemorative positioning and exclusivity
Positioned as a celebration of the brand’s heritage in Brazil, the series is intended to reflect what Chevrolet describes as the key attributes of its local customer base: connectivity, versatility and robustness
The Tracker, in particular, represents the versatility and technology-focused side of that identity.
Exterior Design and Exclusive Blue Noronha Finish
The 2026 Chevrolet Tracker 100 Years Edition stands out primarily through its bespoke Blue Noronha exterior finish, a color created specifically for the series and inspired by tones drawn from Chevrolet’s global palette
In press imagery, the hue gives the compact SUV a deeper, more mature presence, shifting it away from the standard showroom look.
Visual differentiation continues with exclusive alloy wheels, distinct badging and specific detailing on the grille and roof rack.
The “100 Anos” badge appears on the side panel and at the base of the B-pillar, subtle but deliberate, reinforcing the commemorative intent.
The overall stance remains familiar to the current Tracker line, but the darker accents and contrast elements give it a slightly sharper edge. It is not a redesign. It is a reframe.
Premier Based Specification and Cabin Technology
Mechanically and structurally, the 2026 Chevrolet Tracker 100 Years Edition is based on the more sophisticated Premier configuration, retaining its full factory specification. That includes an 8-inch digital instrument cluster forming part of a virtual cockpit concept.
At the center of the cabin sits an 11-inch MyLink infotainment system with native Wi-Fi and OnStar integration. Wireless charging, a panoramic sunroof and advanced driver assistance systems are also included. The interior follows a clean, predominantly dark theme consistent with the exterior’s restrained contrast.
In practical terms, this means the 100 Years Edition does not strip equipment for the sake of exclusivity. It builds on an already well-equipped variant and layers identity over substance. The approach is less about altering the vehicle’s mechanical formula and more about strengthening emotional appeal.
In global EV conversations, hybrid and fully electric options increasingly dominate headlines. The Tracker 100 Years Edition instead highlights the continued importance of connected combustion-powered compact SUVs in emerging markets.