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Vauxhall Vivaro Surf Concept - pictures

By:Auto Express team

9 Sep 2015

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As a leisure vehicle the Vivaro Surf Concept would compete with VW's California.
The Vivaro Surf Concept can accommodate up to six people.
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The Vivaro Surf Concept features a special roof rack to carry surfboards.
Opel have given the Vivaro a divisive brown and white colour scheme.
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The Surf Concept features the 140bhp BiTurbo CDTI diesel engine.
A long wheelbase version is also available.
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The 3.2 cubic metre load space features ambient lighting and a seperate box under the second row of seats.
The cab features velour floor mats and Opel's IntelliLink infotainment system.
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The Vivaro Surf Concept features twin sliding doors.
Standard fit air suspension ensures the Vivaro Surf can fit underneath carpark height restrictions.
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