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Vauxhall Grandland Tested – Roomy, Sensible and No-Nonsense
The electric model starts at about £36,000 and offers a 322-mile theoretical range, while the cabin adds 550 litres of boot space.
- The new second-generation Vauxhall Grandland offers functional, no-fuss family motoring with updated Visor styling. It represents a solid, reliable choice for those prioritizing space and value.
- Built on the Stellantis platform, the Grandland features a stylish body with bold, illuminated exterior badges. The second-generation version updates the familiar Visor design while maintaining comfortable functionality.
- The electric version offers a theoretical range of 322 miles and starts at around £36,000, while the plush Ultimate trim tops out at £38,840. The SUV features a spacious 550-litre boot.
- Vauxhall designed the Grandland as a reliable A-to-B vehicle prioritizing space and comfort over excitement. The infotainment screen is well-angled and user-friendly, though steering wheel buttons lack refinement.
- Although the Grandland is not the most exciting rival in the sector, it fits well by providing generous standard kit. It remains a practical choice for families wanting a roomy, comfortable, functional vehicle.
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