For its largest SUV, the Grandland X, Vauxhall made sure that it could be a practical model on for those on a tight budget.
With the slogan ‘Keeps Calm. Carries On.’, the Grandland X is capable of getting you, your family and all the kit you need with little trouble at all, and can be fitted with some high-tech equipment.
Here are five things you will find with the Grandland X…
Plenty of space
As Vauxhall’s biggest SUV offering, the Grandland X needed to offer people a lot of room to both sit and carry equipment, and it has done just that. With all of the seats up, the boot has a 514-litre space, but when all of the FlexFix seats are folded down flat, users will find more than 1,650 litres of load space – which is more than enough for most trips. Passenger space is also excellent – even for taller passengers in the back.
Good tech from standard
To ensure all Grandland X customers stay connected, the standard SE model is fitted with the easy-to-use IntelliLink touchscreen infotainment system that has a seven-inch display, smartphone connectivity, Bluetooth and a DAB radio. All models also come with LED daytime running lights and rear parking sensors as standard, while more expensive versions come with a larger touchscreen, satellite navigation, a Wi-Fi hotspot and front parking sensors.
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Safety tech included
As with most other cars nowadays, the Grandland X comes with safety equipment from standard. On the base SE model, the car comes with lane departure warning, high beam assist and cruise control with speed limiter, while the next level up – Tech Line Nav – gets the Safety Pack that adds a driver drowsiness alert system, forward collision alert, automatic emergency braking and lane assist, as well as the side blind spot alert. If safety is what you’re after more than anything, then the Tech Line Nav is an excellent option.
Lots of choice
To make sure customers could find the Grandland X that suits them perfectly, Vauxhall offers the SUV in six trim levels – SE, Design Linem, Tech Line Nav, Sport Nav, Elite Nav and Ultimate – with one of two engines, both of which are available with either a six-speed manual or a seven-speed automatic. Customers then have a choice of a wide range of colours and equipment options on top of those so they can find the right spec for them. Those include the Park and Go packs, which add advanced park assist so the vehicle can guide itself into a space.
Affordable pricing
Starting from just £22,755, the Grandland X undercuts its rivals and makes sure that a well-sized and comfortable SUV isn’t as expensive as you might think. For the top-spec Ultimate model, prices are on the high side at £34,280, but it comes with every option Vauxhall has to offer and is a showcase of what the Grandland X can be.
