The Vauxhall Grandland is Here: Startin Vauxhall

Startin Vauxhall are proud to introduce the new Grandland. This latest model has undergone a significant transformation, offering much more space and cutting-edge technology. 

The Grandland has embraced the future by going all-electric—though not every Grandland is electric. For those not quite ready to make the switch to an EV, there are still hybrid and plug-in hybrid versions available. However, the impressive range of the EV model, boasting up to 435 miles, might just convince you to go electric. To put that into perspective, that’s around 100 miles more than a Tesla Model Y Long Range or three-and-a-half times the range of a Mazda MX-30.

Please view this video from Auto-Trader where they give you a guided tour of this exceptional car! 

On the technology front, the new Grandland boasts some of the most advanced lighting features in any mainstream vehicle. With a staggering 51,000 individual LEDs, its lights can shape their beam in virtually any form. This not only makes them brighter than standard headlamps but also much better at preventing glare for other drivers. For context, today’s Vauxhall Astra has 186 LEDs. We’ve indeed come a long way since the days of single-bulb headlamps!

Another first for the Grandland is its illuminated front badge, a cutting-edge feature Vauxhall has introduced now that regulations have allowed it. It’s only a matter of time before other manufacturers follow suit.

This new Grandland is significantly larger than its predecessor, with an extended wheelbase that provides more legroom and increased boot space. Vauxhall has made sure this model is a truly versatile family car, offering much more room and comfort than both the Mokka and the upcoming Frontera.

In fact, Vauxhall’s crossover lineup is set to become much clearer, with the Mokka, the new Frontera, and the Grandland each offering distinct sizes and styles. The current confusion with similar models like the Mokka and Crossland will soon be a thing of the past, as the Crossland will be phased out.

Inside the cabin, the Grandland offers a total of 35 liters of storage space, a significant increase from the previous 20 liters. For comparison, a Volkswagen ID.4 offers 24 liters. Plus, there’s an exciting new interior feature—the Pixel Box—that adds a touch of innovation and convenience.

At Startin Vauxhall, we’re thrilled to introduce the new Grandland to our customers. To stay ahead of the curve and be among the first to experience this remarkable vehicle, we invite you to register your interest today. Don’t miss out on the chance to be a part of this exciting new chapter in Vauxhall’s evolution!