Vauxhall Movano review

The latest Movano’s interior is a major step forward over that of the previous model, being both functional and modern. That's especially true if you spec the Multimedia Navi Pro system, which adds a central screen.

Basic specifications for the Movano include Bluetooth connectivity, automatic lights and wipers, steering-mounted audio controls and a height-adjustable driver’s seat with armrest. There’s also Hill Start Assist, an Eco gearshift indicator and remote central locking with an immobiliser.

There’s no trim range as such, but rather a wide range of options can be added to the Movano so you can build a van to your liking. Popular options include rear parking sensors, a rear-view camera or surround vision. You also get the nearside blindspot mirror, as also found in Renault vans, fitted as standard in the passenger sun visor.

We’d also recommend the Convenience Pack – although it’s worth noting that you are paying for some options that come on other vans as standard. It adds a driver’s seat with lumbar support, allows the central seat on the passenger bench to fold and become a table, and adds underseat storage. One-touch down electric windows, a retractable A4 clipboard and improved bulkhead sound proofing complete the package.

The Movano also has a selection of some of the best storage solutions in the large van sector. It has a generously sized glovebox, large, useful door pockets and an overhead shelf that will take most items. If that’s still not enough then the optional underseat storage will help.