1. Body Style and Size Segment

The 2025 Grandland is a Medium SUV. Dimensions: Length 4650mm, Width (with mirrors) 2103mm, Height 1665mm, Wheelbase 2795mm.

2. Platform Architecture, Range & Efficiency

Built on the STLA Medium platform (400V architecture), the fully electric Grandland offers a WLTP range of up to 700km (with a 98kWh battery). The 73kWh variant has an estimated real-world range of 365km. Regenerative braking is adjustable, and rapid charging can achieve 80% in approximately 26 minutes.

3. Technical Capabilities

Driver assistance features include Automatic Cruise Control with Stop & Go, Extended Traffic Sign Recognition, and Intelli-Drive 2.0 (semi-automatic lane-change assist). Intelli-Lux Pixel Matrix HD lighting offers precision illumination.

4. Quality of the Interior, Storage Capacity

The interior boasts a 16-inch central display and AGR-approved ergonomic seats. Rear legroom is improved. Boot space is 550 litres (seats up), expanding to 1641 litres (seats folded). There are over 35 litres of cabin storage, including a “Pixel Box” for smartphones with wireless charging.

5. App Functionality

The MyVauxhall app provides remote access features like pre-conditioning, charging scheduling, and vehicle status updates. It also offers live navigation (for EVs), maintenance alerts, and the ability to book services.

6. 3 Pros and 3 Cons

Pros:

• Spacious and practical interior with comfortable seating.
• Aggressive pricing, often undercutting rivals.
• Good range on the electric variant and efficient hybrid options.

Cons:

• Driving dynamics are generally unexciting and can feel sluggish.
• Infotainment system can be slow.
• No four-wheel-drive option.

7. Overall Summary

The 2025 Vauxhall Grandland presents a sensible, practical, and well-equipped option in the competitive medium SUV segment. While it may lack the driving excitement or radical styling of some rivals like the Peugeot e-3008 or Kia EV6, its focus on comfort, interior space, and competitive pricing makes it a strong contender for families prioritizing value and everyday usability.