Vauxhall revises Astra with new seats, longer range on EV
The Astra Electric receives a new battery, with a 58kWh capacity, allowing for a range of 282 miles, up by 22 from the previous model.
Vauxhall has revised the Astra and Astra Sports Tourer, adding new Intelli-Seats, the Vauxhall Vizor front end and a longer range for the electric vehicle (EV) variant.
The Astra Electric receives a new battery, with a 58kWh capacity, allowing for a range of 282 miles, up by 22 from the previous model.
Vauxhall has added the Vizor design language to the Astra’s front end, along with a permanently illuminated Griffin logo.
Powertrains options include plug-in hybrid, petrol, 48V hybrid and an EV.
Intelli-Lux HD lighting, first offered on the Grandland, is now available on the Astra, reducing glare and the risk of dazzling drivers.
Vauxhall said the Intelli-Seats, now standard across the range, have a recessed channel on the middle of the bases, reducing pressure on the tailbone.
Seat covers are made from ReNewKnit, a 100% recycled material.
Vauxhall Astra EV models also have vehicle-to-load (V2L) capabilities for the first time.
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