Movano gets no-clutch gear change option
  

  • Clutchless system saves around 8% on fuel
  • Cuts wear and tear on several components
  • Self-learning function

The Vauxhall Movano van range fitted with the economical 2.5 litre CDTi common rail diesel engine is now available to order with the new 6-speed clutchless Tecshift transmission.

Tecshift offers both "automatic" and "manual" modes of operation.

In "automatic" mode, the vehicle moves up and down gears according to the vehicle's engine speed and load. When switched to "manual" mode, the transmission behaves like a sequential gearbox, with the driver moving the gear lever forward for up-shifts and rearward for dropping down a gear.

When the van is operating at capacity, the driver can activate a "fully laden" automatic mode that varies the shift pattern to meet the higher burden on the engine, holding on to gears longer before changing up.

Cleverly, the system has a self-learning function and can adapt its shift pattern to suit the driver's individual style.

Tecshift offers several advantages over a standard manual transmission:

  • Approximate 8% reduction in fuel consumption
  • Encourages a more moderate method of driving
  • Less wear and tear on clutch, brake pads and tyres.

Tecshift is available on all Movano 2.5CDTI variants at a price premium over the equivalent manual transmission of £1,000.

And there is more good news for potential Movano buyers.

The price of the optional Siemens VDO MS4150 Satellite Navigation system fitted to Movano has been reduced by £500 to £750. Even more reason to add Vauxhall’s brilliant satnav to the shopping basket – and never get lost or delayed again.

 

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Author: Vauxhall    Date:  3rd February 2005  
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