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Vauxhall reveals the latest Zafira Tourer MPV
Vauxhall's been on a roll recently with the latest Astra, and the Zafira Tourer is the latest model to receive some tempting upgrades
Words by: Ivan Aistrop
Published on 1 June 2016 | 0 min read
- Revised styling inside and out
- Latest infotainment systems available
- No word yet on pricing
Vauxhall has revealed the facelifted Zafira Tourer MPV, which arrives in the UK in October.
The looks have been refreshed with new headlamps and a new grille design, bringing the Tourer’s appearance more into line with that of the latest Astra. The interior, meanwhile, gets a redesigned dashboard featuring a new instrument panel, a greatly simplified centre console and the same touch-screen IntelliLink infotainment systems found in the Astra.
The looks have been refreshed with new headlamps and a new grille design, bringing the Tourer’s appearance more into line with that of the latest Astra. The interior, meanwhile, gets a redesigned dashboard featuring a new instrument panel, a greatly simplified centre console and the same touch-screen IntelliLink infotainment systems found in the Astra.
Two versions of the system will be available, one providing on-board navigation and the other providing enhanced connectivity to smartphones, with both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto supplied. Both systems also come with Vauxhall’s OnStar connected services, which include automatic crash notification to the emergency services and a 4G wifi hotspot that allows you to connect up to seven devices.
Elsewhere, the Zafira Tourer remains largely unchanged. You still have the versatile Flex7 seating system, plenty of interior space and a wide range of petrol and diesel engines. There’s no word yet on pricing for the new Zafira Tourer, but since the latest Astra was actually cheaper than the car it replaced, we’ll be keeping our fingers crossed.
Elsewhere, the Zafira Tourer remains largely unchanged. You still have the versatile Flex7 seating system, plenty of interior space and a wide range of petrol and diesel engines. There’s no word yet on pricing for the new Zafira Tourer, but since the latest Astra was actually cheaper than the car it replaced, we’ll be keeping our fingers crossed.