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Vauxhall raises the roof
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A display of 14 different models will appear on Vauxhall's stand this year, including the new highroof version of its Vivaro and various Movano, Combo and Astravan models.
The extra-spacious high-roof Vivaro has a GVW of 2.9 tonnes and will be available from May in both short (3.098mm) and long (3,498mm) wheelbase versions. At the same time, a new 130hp 2.5-litre common-rail turbo diesel will also arrive on the market.
The 1.92m high van has a load area length of 2.8m with the LWB version (2.4m on the SWB variant) and a load capacity. Payload is over uookg.
A new Sportive special version of the Vivaro is also coming to market, with alloy wheels, front fog lights and silver metallic paint jazzing up the exterior and air conditioning
and electric windows enhancing the interior.
Also being unveiled at the show is a new Combo double crew cab rear-seat conversion. Like regular Combos it will come with a choice of 1.6 petrol or 1.7 direct injection turbo diesel engines. There is also a dual-fuel version based on the 1.6 litre engine.