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This 2023 Vauxhall Vivaro review covers the latest version, launched in 2019. It joined the medium van market as one of the most capable models in its sector, with huge payload capacity, lots of technology and low-roof design optimised for city driving. In 2020 Vauxhall also launched an electric...
The Vauxhall Vivaro Electric van, though it speaks quietly – and in more ways than one – is a gamechanger for electric vans. One of five medium-sized electric vans from the Stellantis group, the Vivaro Electric promises over 200 miles of driving range, yet also manages to deliver payload that’s...
Flying the Union Flag was an important part of the brand message when this second-generation Vauxhall Vivaro medium van arrived in 2014. Why? Well, up to 40% of the Vivaro’s components are sourced from Britain, many within 100 miles of the Luton factory. Over the expected lifecycle of the van, it’s...
The Vivaro slots in just below the Movano in the Vauxhall van line-up and is the firm's answer to the shorter and lower versions of the Ford Transit. Like Transit, the most popular version is a panel van - available in short or long wheelbase forms. But other bodystyles are on offer including a...
As with the standard diesel Vivaro, the Vivaro Electric van comes in choice of two body lengths but only a single roof height, as it's designed to be compact enough to fit into city centre car parks. The batteries that power the electric motor are mounted under the load floor, so the load area is...
