CHEVROLET has facelifted the Captiva SUV. Changes include eighteen-inch alloy wheels, revised bumpers, LED tail-lamps, a new grille and restyled fog-lights.
The new Captiva introduces several changes to the rear and front of the vehicle, including new LED tail lamps, angular chrome exhaust tips and a remodelled bumper.
Up front, it sports a lower bumper, a new grille mesh as well as restyled fog lamps. New 18-inch alloy wheels further enhance Captiva’s road presence.
Inside, there are fresh colours and fabrics, dual-zone climate control, and, depending on trim level, ambient lighting package, heated rear seats and keyless entry and star.
The new Captiva is available with three trim levels – LS starting at £21,295, LT starting at £26,995 and LTZ starting at £29,995.
Engines are business car friendly 2.2-litre diesels, which can be paired with either automatic or manual transmissions.
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