Opel Vivaro Life makes its debut at the IAA 2017
(Frankfurt Auto Show 20117). The company is calling the new variant of the van
a “Motel on Wheels” as it features modifications suitable for camping and
overnight weekend trips.
The cabin of the Opel Vivaro Life features standard
swivelling individual seats in the second row and a moveable, rail mounted
third-row seats. The last bench can convert into a bed offering sleeping space
for two. The van can be specced with options including extra-dark tinted
windows and a folding table between the second and third rows along with an
auxiliary heater.
Interior features also include LED overhead lighting.
Present in the passenger space is two USB charging ports and a 220-volt plug
for laptops and other mobile devices. Other standard features include automatic
climate control, Park Assist along six-way adjustable front seats with
armrests, lumbar support, and side airbags.
The optional Navi 80 IntelliLink infotainment system
provides the driver with real time traffic information. A 7-inch touchscreen
acts as the interface for the infotainment system, which also supports voice
control.
Cosmetic enhancements made to the Opel Vivaro Life
include gloss black door and tail gate handles as well as gloss black ORVM
casings. Buyers can also opt for extra-dark tinted windows behind the B-pillar
and dual tone 17-inch diamond cut alloy wheels.
In Germany, Opel offers the Vivaro with a choice of
naturally aspirated and twin turbocharged 1.6 L diesel engines. The former has
a power and torque output of 95 PS and 260 Nm. The latter is available in two
states of tune producing either 125 PS and 320 Nm or 145 PS and 340 Nm.
