Video Summary
The Frontera replaces the Crossland in Vauxhall's lineup.It is longer than the Mokka at 4380 mm and roughly the size of an Astra.
The boxy shape provides more spaciousness than the Astra.
Pricing is expected to be similar to the Mokka, aiming for below £30,000 for the electric version.
It has a rugged appearance with a classic Vauxhall visor front.
There are contrasting roof and door handles.
No chrome is used on the exterior.
The optional roof rails support up to 200 kg.
The wheels are 17 inches, and the entry-level model offers 16 inches.
The boot has 460 litres of space, and folding the seats down provides 1600 litres.
It includes a split boot floor and under-floor storage.
Headroom and legroom are generous in the back.
There are phone pockets in the back of the front seats and charge ports, but there are no cup holders.
The car has two 10-inch screens, buttons for heated seats and fans, and the driving information is behind the steering wheel.
There is an old-school key for starting the car.
It has wireless charging with cooling capabilities.
No gloss black surfaces are included.
Intelli-seats provide comfort for the spine.
The battery size is 51 kWh with a range of around 250 miles, and 100 kW rapid charging.
The motor offers 111 bhp, which is a downgrade and not a lot for the car's size.
Comfort mode is available if drivers prefer to not use regen braking.
