Opel Vivaro-e electric van review

The debut show of the Opel Vivaro-e electric van took place in the spring of 2020. At its core, it is the third generation of the model. In technical terms, it copies Citroen e-Jumpy and Peugeot e-Expert. You can make the car more stylish and expressive by tuning the Opel Vivaro , the accessories of which are available in our special section.

Dimensions (edit)

The overall dimensions of the van are as follows (mm):

• Length - 4609/4959/5309;
• Width - 2204;
• Height - 1905;
• The wheelbase is 2925.

Exterior and interior

Externally, an electric van differs little from a modification with an internal combustion engine:

• Nameplate on the back door;
• Charging door on the left side;
• "Deaf" radiator grill.

The rest of the model exactly copies its "brother".

As for the interior, there are a little more differences here:

• The dashboard uses "electric" colors;
• The corresponding sectors are shown instead of the tachometer;
• The gearbox control washer was replaced by a lever with an additional "B" button, which means the mode of intensive energy recovery.

Specifications

The power plant contains one electric motor and has the following data:

• Battery capacity - 50 or 75 kWh;
• Power - 136 hp. from.;
• Torque - 260 Nm;
• Consumption - 26.1 or 27.3 kWh per 100 km;
• Maximum speed - 130 km / h;
• Acceleration 0-100 km / h - 12.1 or 13.3 seconds;
• The power reserve is 230 or 329 km.

Replenishment of energy from a 100 kW station to 80% takes about 30 minutes, and from a 7.4 kW terminal to 100% it will take 7.5 hours (50 kW / h battery).

The carrying capacity is 1275 kg.

Equipment

The useful equipment includes the following:

• Dual-zone climate control;
• Surround cameras;
• Xenon headlights;
• Head-up display;
• Heated front seats;
• Cruise control;
• 17-inch wheels, etc.