Interesting Facts About the Daewoo Lanos T100
The Daewoo Lanos was first produced in 1996 and officially introduced to the market in 1997. Production continued in Korea until 2002, while CKD and license‑built versions were built worldwide through 2020, with the final Lanos rolling off the line in 2017.
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The Lanos Marked Daewoo’s Last Compact Offering
Introduced at the peak of Daewoo’s growth, the Lanos was the Korean automaker’s final compact vehicle before the brand shifted focus. Its first production year was 1996, and it remained in the lineup until the early 2000s.
Versatile Body Styles and a 2000 Refresh
Between 1997 and 2002 the Lanos was available as a 3‑ or 5‑door hatchback and a 4‑door sedan. A notable redesign occurred during the model run in the year 2000, updating the vehicle’s appearance and features.
Distinctive Horizontal Taillights and Global Production
The T100‑bodied Lanos, produced from model year 1997 through 2008, featured horizontal taillights that set it apart visually. These cars were manufactured in Poland with CKD assembly in Ukraine, extending the model’s presence well beyond its Korean production years.
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