Vauxhall MOVANO, Руководство пользователя

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156 Technical data
Weights, payload and roof load
The payload is the difference between the
permissible Gross Vehicle Weight and the
EC kerbweight.
The combined total of front and rear axle
loads (see vehicle identification plate) must
not exceed the permissible Gross Vehicle
Weight, i.e. if the front axle load is being
fully utilized, the rear axle load must not be
such that the permissible Gross Vehicle
Weight is exceeded.
Optional equipment and accessories
increase the kerbweight and in some cases
also the permissible Gross Vehicle Weight,
which means that the payload will also
change slightly.
Note the weights given on the vehicle
identification plate.
Roof loads must not be carried on
maxi-roof variants. For standard or high
roof variants, the maximum permissible
roof load (which includes the weight of the
roof rack) is 300 kg.
The maximum load on the Vauxhall full
length roof rack system is 202 kg for short
wheelbase models, 195 kg for medium
wheelbase models and 188 kg for long
wheelbase models.
Driving hints – see page 86.
Vehicle weights
(approx. kg)
Model Wheelbase Roof GVW
1)
1)
Both the Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) and Gross Combination Weight (GCW) are shown on the
VIN plate - see page 152.
Kerbweight
2)
2)
In accordance with EC directive of a base model, including assumed weights of driver (68kg),
luggage (7kg) and all fluids (tank 90% full).
Engine
3)
3)
Sales designation: see page 154.
G9U 632 G9U 650 G9U 754
Van Short Standard 2800 1829 1815 1799
3300 1832 1818 1802
3500 1839 1825 1809
High 3300 1860 1846 1830
3500 1867 1853 1837
Medium High 3300 1901 1887 1871
3500 1909 1894 1879
Maxi 3500 1932 1918 1879
Long High 3500 1951 1937 1949
Maxi 3500 1979 1964 1921
Combi Short Standard 2800 1916 / 1993
4)
4)
Half / fully glazed.
1901 / 1977
4)
1850 / 1913
4)
Medium High 2800 1994 / 2068
4)
1980 / 2053
4)
1928 / 1989
4)
High 3500 2007 / 2081
4)
1992 / 2065
4)
1940 / 2001
4)