The first images of the new Vauxhall Zafira Tourer are already present! They show a beautiful vehicle with neat and sharp design, some cutting-edge technologies and tons of features, worth mentioning! So, let’s waste no more time and find out what should we expect from the latest Vauxhall Zafira lineup member.
Heading to showrooms in October, the vehicle will feature some neat additions as the Flex7 seating system, ergonomically-certified AGR front seats, Flex-Fix bicycle carrier and FlexRide adaptive damping. And let’s not forget the latest generation of IntelliLink infotainment system, smart phone integration and more. But let’s talk about design, shall we?
Exterior styling
The available photos show new headlamp design, restyled upper and lower grille and overall more aggressive design, compared to predecessor model. The sculptural chrome logo blends withing the headlights and somehow makes the vehicle wider, while the well-known and precisely chiseled “Vauxhall double wing” daytime lights characterize the fresh light cluster design.
Interior styling
The interior shows restyled instrument panel, greater forward visibility and replaced touch screen with new integrated one. The lower position of the new touch screen allows some button reduction and delivering some more space.
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In terms of interior comfort and safety features, driver and passengers will enjoy a smooth ride, thanks to the optional six-way adjustable seats and modular storage system with storage box and cup-holders. Also, passengers on the second row will enjoy the special Lounge Seating system, which offers comfortable armrests and generous leg and shoulder room. And last, but not least, the third row can be folded down in order to save up some more cargo space without interrupting the comfortable ride of passengers. Sweet.
So far so good, right? In fact, we are happy to know that the new Zafira gets better and better! Stay with us for full details!
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