Vauxhall Vivaro Electric Cars
The Vauxhall Vivaro Electric is a highly efficient, eco-friendly vehicle that’s designed for use in urban areas and short haul trips. Its impressive range of up to 143 miles on a single charge, along with its low carbon emissions, make it an ideal choice for city drivers in New Zealand looking to reduce their environmental impact while still enjoying the benefits of owning a vehicle.
Equipped with a 50 kWh battery and fast-charging capabilities, the Vauxhall Vivaro Electric can charge from 0-80% in as little as 45 minutes, making it perfect for those who need to keep on the move. It also features regenerative braking which helps recharge the battery during deceleration.
Designed to provide maximum comfort and space for passengers, this electric car is available in two body lengths – L1H1 and L2H1 – both of which offer plenty of room for passengers and cargo. The cabin has been designed to be quiet with less noise coming from the outside world when compared to other vehicles.
Safety features include lane departure warning, speed sign recognition system, automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection, driver drowsiness alert system along with several airbags that help ensure all passengers are safe on long trips. In addition to this active safety package ESP stability control and Traction Control are standard ensuring grip on any surface condition.
With no emissions produced while driving -making it road tax-exempt – this electric car is suitable for NZ residents looking for cleaner options especially when compared against older high-emitting vehicles. Although most will probably install home or commercial chargers there is free access to multiple public charging points dotted around metropolitan centres should one be needed.
In conclusion the Vauxhall Vivaro Electric could potentially be an attractive proposition for anyone needing an economical eco-friendly commercial van with strong design pedigree suited to town delivery routes across New Zealand’s cities including Auckland and Christchurch .
