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Stellantis recently revised its entire van range and this resulted in, among other things, a new nose for the Opel Combo, Opel Vivaro and Opel Movano. Now we know what the fresh pack mules should cost.
In one smooth movement, all Stellantis vans were presented in a new form at the end of October. The facelift brought a new nose for the three Opel cars, which is particularly noticeable on the Combo and Vivaro. These two were fitted with Opel’s Vizor family face. The interiors have also been upgraded and include a new 10-inch digital instrument cluster. On a technical level, we see the most important improvements in the electric versions, because the driving range has improved across the board. The Combo Electric now has a range of 330 km (WLTP), the Vivaro Electric 350 km and the Movano Electric 420 km.
Of course, fuel versions are also available again and they are a lot less expensive than the electric ones. This is how it starts with the updated Opel Combo with the 110 hp strong blown 1.2 petrol engine at €18,900 excluding VAT. Dieseling is possible with the 100 hp or 130 hp 1.5 BlueHDi; they cost at least €20,900 and €22,300 respectively. The 136 hp Opel Combo Electric costs at least €29,690 excl. VAT, which is more than €4,000 less than before.
The larger Opel Vivaro is available from €26,300 with the 120 hp 1.5 BlueHDi, the 100 hp version is no longer available. For the 136 hp Opel Vivaro Electric it starts at €37,900. Finally, there is the Opel Movano, which with 2.2 BlueHDi is currently only available in length L2 and then costs at least €29,300 (again excluding VAT).
Would you prefer the electric Opel Movano Electric? It drops enormously in price, more than €12,000 is deducted from the starting price. According to Opel, the advantage is even €13,280 if you compare the equipment of the old and new. From now on it starts at €54,500. All three vans can be ordered immediately.
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