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Opel Vivaro
The Opel Vivaro is one of the best-known vans in the European commercial vehicle segment. With its combination of efficiency, versatility, and reliability, it has been impressing craft businesses, delivery services, and fleet operators for over two decades. Since the current generation (Vivaro C, from 2019), it has been based on the Stellantis platform and shares its technical basis with the Citroën Jumpy and Peugeot Expert.
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15–17 cm more space depth for improved driving comfort, optionally with window and insulation.
- Wheel arch liner for Opel Vivaro C
- Made from 3 mm HDPE/ABS plastic
Vivaro-B Vehicle length: 4,998 mm-
4 mm plastic
honeycomb profile- 4 or 6.5 mm multiplex plywood
Vivaro-B - Total vehicle length: 5,398 mm
- 4 mm plastic
honeycomb profile - 4 or 6.5 mm multiplex - Plywood
- Total vehicle length: 4,609 mm
- 4 mm
plastic honeycomb profile - 4 or 6.5 mm multiplex plywood
- Total vehicle length: 4,959 mm
- 4 mm
plastic honeycomb profile - 4 or 6.5 mm multiplex plywood
Van accessories for the Opel Vivaro – functional, efficient, and versatile
In our online shop, you will find vehicle-specific van accessories for the Opel Vivaro – including cargo area linings, vehicle floors, roof racks, partition walls, front bars, side bars, and numerous load securing solutions. All components are precisely tailored to the bodywork and designed for daily commercial use.
Opel Vivaro – development and model history
The first generation, the Vivaro A (2001–2014), was developed jointly with Renault Trafic II and Nissan Primastar I. It was available as L1H1 and L2H2 and is considered a robust workhorse. In 2014, the Vivaro B followed with a modernized interior and improved engine technology. Since 2019, the Vivaro C has been available on a new platform, with optional electric drive, compact exterior dimensions, and significantly more efficient use of space.
📏 Opel Vivaro vehicle dimensions at a glance
The following overview shows the most important dimensions of all Vivaro generations – from the classic Vivaro A to the modern Vivaro C. Ideal for selecting suitable cargo area linings, floors, and roof systems.
| Variant | Wheelbase | Cargo space length | Vehicle length | Height | Permissible gross weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Vivaro S (Compact, from 2019) current generation
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2,925 mm | 1,820 mm | 4,610 mm | 1,900 mm | 2.7–3.0 t |
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Vivaro M (standard, from 2019) current generation
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2,925 mm | 2,512 mm | 4,959 mm | 1,905 mm | 2.8–3.1 t |
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Vivaro L (long, from 2019) current generation
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3,275 mm | 2,862 mm | 5,306 mm | 1,950 mm | 2.8–3.1 t |
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Vivaro B L1H1 (2014–2018) 2nd generation
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3,098 mm | 2,537 mm | 4,999 mm | 1,970 mm | 2.8–3.0 t |
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Vivaro B L2H1 (2014–2018) 2nd generation, long version
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3,498 mm | 2,937 mm | 5,399 mm | 1,970 mm | 2.9–3.1 t |
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Vivaro A L1H1 (2001–2014) 1st generation
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3,098 mm | 2,370 mm | 4,782 mm | 1,960 mm | 2.7–2.9 t |
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Vivaro A L2H2 (2001–2014) 1st generation, long version
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3,498 mm | 2,700 mm | 5,182 mm | 2,390 mm | 2.8–3.0 t |
All dimensions are approximate and may vary slightly depending on equipment, body style, and drive system.