The Opel Zafira has been given a facelift that not only brings visual and technical improvements, but is also easy on the wallet. The electric minibus, which has been known for years for its versatility and family-friendliness, is now a whole 15,000 euros cheaper.
The most important facts in brief
- Price reduction: The new Opel Zafira is now 15,000 euros cheaper.
- Slight technical upgrades: Improved range and new functions.
- Design: Modernized look inside and out.
- Availability: Now available at Opel dealers.
Technical upgrades and new functions
The revised Opel Zafira comes with few technical improvements. It is still based on the Stellantis EMP2 platform. One of the most important innovations is the improved range. With a fully charged battery, the Zafira should be able to travel 347 km according to the WLTP standard. That is 20 km more than before.
The fact that Opel continues to rely on the proven platform is also evident in the charging speeds. Even with the facelift, the Opel Zafira only offers a maximum of 100 kW. However, there are innovations in the infotainment. In the facelift version, the driver is given their own display. The main display now measures an impressive 10 inches for an additional charge.
Modernized design
In addition to the slight technical improvements, Opel has also revised the design of the Zafira. The exterior appearance of the vehicle now looks even more modern and dynamic. New LED headlights and a revised radiator grille give the Zafira a fresh look that is both stylish and functional.
The modern design continues in the interior. High-quality materials and a well thought-out design ensure a pleasant driving experience. The interior continues to offer plenty of space for passengers and luggage, making the Zafira ideal for families and frequent travelers.
Opel Zafira for 15,000 euros less
One highlight of the revised Opel Zafira is certainly the significant price reduction. With a saving of 15,000 euros, the electric minibus becomes an even more attractive offer. This price reduction makes the Zafira interesting not only for families, but also for companies and tradespeople who are looking for a reliable and cost-efficient vehicle.
However, Opel is not giving away the price reduction, but has also made cuts here and there to the standard equipment, as reported by insideevs. For example, you now get the electrically adjustable front seats, which now have to be adjusted manually as standard. However, many potential buyers will certainly be happy to accept these minor details in view of the lower price.
Conclusion
The price reduction of €15,000 makes the offer for the facelift of the Opel Zafira quite tempting. Many buyers will overlook the only marginal changes and reduced standard equipment. A starting price of just under 48,000 euros is a real challenge to competitors such as the popular ID. Buzz from VW.
