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Vauxhaul reveals all-new
GRANDLAND X SUV
Vauxhall has today released the first images of the all-new Grandland X SUV, the third member of its ‘X’ family, which
receives its public debut at the Frankfurt Motor Show this September.
ith a sporty design and off-road
looks, the Grandland X has
elevated seating for five people,
generous luggage space, good
all-round visibility and a raft of
safety technologies. At 4.48
metres long, it will be the largest SUV in
Vauxhall’s range, offering even more cabin
space than the 20 centimetre-shorter Mokka X
and Crossland X.
LIGHTING, COMFORT AND DRIVER ASSISTANCE
SYSTEMS
The Grandland X offers a selection of ultra-
modern assistance and comfort features.
Adaptive Cruise Control with pedestrian
detection and Automatic Emergency Braking,
Driver Drowsiness Alert, and Advanced Park
Assist are just some highlights.
AGR-certified premium ergonomic front
seats, heated steering wheel, heated front and
rear seats and smart tailgate, that opens with a
kick, all ensure driver and passenger comfort.
Grandland X drivers and passengers can
enjoy outstanding connectivity that is now
typical across the Vauxhall range, with the latest
generation of IntelliLink systems and the
personal connectivity and service assistant
Vauxhall OnStar, which now includes new
services such as hotel booking and parking
space search. Smartphones can easily be
integrated to the infotainment system and
charged wirelessly via inductive charging on
handsets with this function.
Vauxhall continues to deliver on its
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commitment to lead in lighting technology,
equipping the Grandland X with the innovative
Adaptive Forward Lighting LED headlamps.
Functions such as cornering light, high beam
assist and auto levelling guarantee optimal
illumination of the road ahead.
The Grandland X offers safe driving fun on
every surface, thanks to the optional electronic
Grip Control that ensures traction in diverse
driving situations. The driver has a choice of
five driving modes, for each one the system
adapts the torque distribution to the front
wheels, allows wheel-spin if necessary, and,
with the automatic transmission, adjusts shift
points as well as throttle response. This
ensures traction and stable handling regardless
of the road surface.
DESIGN
At 4,477mm long, 1,844mm wide and
1,636mm high, the new Vauxhall Grandland X
is a robust SUV from every perspective. Above
the front skid plate, the bold grille proudly
displays the Vauxhall Griffin.
The chrome winglets embrace the brand
logo and flow outwards to the slim, double-
wing LED headlamps, visually widening the
front and giving the Grandland X a powerful,
solid stance. The bonnet features the signature
Vauxhall