Filed under: Budget , CES , Videos , Hatchback , Chevrolet , Infotainment We got our first taste of Chevrolet’s new entry-level version of MyLink at CES , and for being a pre-production unit that’s not due to arrive in showrooms until later this year, we’re throughly impressed. The system uses a seven-inch resistive touchscreen to display the basics – audio, telephone and settings – along with a photo/video viewer (only functional when the car is stationary) and an app launcher. The only two apps currently available are Pandora and Stitcher, but there’s a lot of space to fill on that screen and the reps we spoke to made it clear that they’re in talks with other third-party developers.

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CES: Hands-on with Chevrolet MyLink for the 2013 Sonic, Spark