Chevrolet has revealed the Colorado Show Truck concept in Bangkok, Thailand, where it is making its global public debut ahead of the Bangkok International Auto Show. According to GM, the concept previews the next-generation Colorado mid-size pickup truck.

The show truck is said to feature an extended-cab body on a high-stance all wheel drive chassis and rides on large, 20-inch aluminum wheels fitted with Cooper ZEON LTZ tires. Power comes from a 2.8L turbo-diesel engine, which produces a broad torque band for excellent cargo and towing capability.

“Although this is a show vehicle, the basic proportions and form convey the vision for the next-generation Colorado that we will bring to market,” said Brad Merkel, GM’s global vehicle line executive. “It reflects a stylized version of the new truck, one that takes into account rugged dependable truck capabilities for commercial use as well as sophisticated refinement for personal-use needs.”

While one cannot count on many styling features making it from concept to production, this Colorado explores possibilities in its integrated side steps, black-masked projector-style headlamps with LED lighting elements and striking full-width LED-lit tail lamp.

Inside, Chevy’s dual-cockpit instrument panel flows into the door panels, with continuous lines that create a floating, wraparound effect. Contrasting trim used with the light-colored leather seating, dark wood trim accented with chrome and low-gloss and soft-touch materials are key to the truck’s premium experience.

Confirmation of details about the production model will be released later in the year.