VauxhallFrontera Hybrid (2025-)
- Available new
- Compact/Small SUV
- Full hybrid
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The last time Vauxhall used the Frontera name was in 2005. As of 2024, it has revived the old Frontera badge for its successor to the Crossland: a compact SUV with up to seven seats, offered in full-electric and hybrid guises. How does it compare with rivals like the Dacia Duster and Renault Captur? Find out in our full Vauxhall Frontera Hybrid review.
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- Dec 2025First reviewed by Which?
- May 2024Released
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