Vauxhall has released first details of its revised Zafira Tourer, that arrives in showrooms in October 2016.
Changes are made to the styling and the interior, while technology added includes Adaptive Forward Lighting LED headlamps and smartphone integration.
The exterior treatment includes a replacement upper and lower grille, while the chrome bar carrying the Vauxhall logo blends into the reshaped headlamps ? these including ?double-wing? daytime running lights ? to give the car a wider look which is enhanced by pushed-out wheels housed in new arches.
According the Vauxhall design head Mark Adams, the latest Astra has inspired the visual changes to the Zafira. ?Its sharp, precise double-winged daytime running lights convey a new level of sophistication, which is also reflected in the interior by a completely redesigned instrument panel ? it is purer, clearer and easier to use,? he says. The one-piece instrument panel now has its infotainment screen integrated into the centre console, several buttons being replaced by a simpler switch-based layout. The touchscreen is seven inches in size and tablet-based.
Two versions of Vauxhall?s latest IntelliLink infotainment systems are on offer. The R4.0 IntelliLink integrates with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto smartphones while the Navi 950 IntelliLink provides an infotainment system with on-board navigation.
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