Opel Movano

The Opel Movano is a medium-sized panel van and light commercial vehicle sold by the German maker Opel, and in the United Kingdom by Vauxhall as the Vauxhall Movano. In its first two generations it was developed jointly with Renault and built at the SOVAB plant at Batilly in France as a technical twin of the Renault Master and the Nissan NV400. Production of the first Movano began in November 1998, many years after the Bedford Blitz series ended, and Nissan added the Interstar as a further offshoot in 2002. The second generation followed in February 2010 with a 2.3 litre common-rail turbodiesel in three power ratings and a facelift in 2019. After Opel joined Stellantis, the third generation presented in May 2021 moved its technical basis to the Sevel Sud plant and brought the battery electric Movano-e, and a hydrogen fuel cell version was shown in September 2024.