Now that Vauxhall is owned by the French PSA Group, the all-new Vauxhall Vivaro is based on the Group’s award-winning ‘EMP2’ platform that underpins the latest Citroen Dispatch and Peugeot Expert (and is therefore also related to the new Toyota Proace). It will continue to be built in Britain at Vauxhall’s Luton factory.
The new Vivaro van comes in three trim levels, two lengths and three body styles. It promises an impressive payload and towing capacity, which have both considerably increased over the outgoing model.
Standard kit on the new Vivaro is good and even the range-entry Edition includes twin sliding side doors, driver and passenger airbags, plus cruise control with speed limiter.
The mid-range Sportive gets a boost in equipment compared with the Sportive version of the outgoing model. Highlights include an alarm, automatic lights and wipers, as well as acoustic glass for improved refinement.
The top-spec Elite is bundled with a load of safety gear, including lane-departure warning, traffic sign recognition and blind-spot monitors.
The Vauxhall Vivaro van lease is available in one roof height and two body lengths of 4.95m and 5.30m respectively. Maximum payload is given as 1,400kg, which is 200kg more than the previous model.
The Vivaro van also comes with a choice of 1.5-litre or 2.0-litre turbodiesel engines, just like its close relations, the Dispatch and the Expert. Maximum braked towing capacity across the full Vivaro engine range is 2,500kg, some 500kg greater than the old model.
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