Vauxhall added a new member to the Corsavan family with the NAV limited edition model. Among the various style enhancements, the vehicle notably adds Navi 4.0 IntelliLink connectivity. It’s in the name, after all.
Outside, Vauxhall spruced up the Corsavan NAV limited edition with 16-inch black alloy wheels and a Carbon Flash grille bar. Stripes also run from the hood to the rear hatch over a new Persian Blue exterior color. Vauxhall says the color is exclusive to the Corsavan NAV limited edition.
Navi 4.0 IntelliLink adds a seven-inch touchscreen units housing RDS with Traffic Programme, Eco Routing, DAB digital radio, and, of course, satellite navigation. It also supports Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, USB and Bluetooth connections.
The Vauxhall Corsavan NAV limited edition is available to order now with a starting price of £15,515 excluding tax, or roughly $20,400 USD.
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I have to ask, why is this website still covering anything Opel/Vauxhall when both brands were sold to another company?
Opel is producing cars for GM’s Buick and Holden brands. GM is producing cars for the Opel and Vauxhall brands.
Opel and Vauxhall cars are tied in GM’s OnStar network.
Opel’s technical development center is working for global GM products.
While the reigns and the financial responsibility moved from Detroit to Paris, the umbilical cord tying Opel to GM is not cut.