HereS a breakdown of the provided text, focusing on the features and impressions of the Multivan:
Key Features & Impressions:
Seating Flexibility:
Non-detaining seats are a priority.
Seats are on rails, allowing them to be scrolled or removed.
Available in 5, 6, and 7-seater configurations.
The tested version was a long configuration with a five-seater design, featuring an unrestricted second row.
sleeping Packet:
Available for both standard and Long versions. The Long version is 44,000 more expensive and almost 25 cm longer.
Includes a slat bed over two meters long and 121 cm wide.
easy to fasten and spread.
Also includes a folding table and two camping chairs (similar to those in a california).
Creates a “bedroom” with fabric window covers and a panoramic roof.
The sleeping packet costs 77,000.
Space & Practicality:
The trunk can fit the equipment of a 1+1 apartment.
More luggage can fit under the folded bed than a 1+1. The center console with hinged tables can be moved according to your mood.
Driving Experience:
Comfort: Described as “like in a person” (likely meaning like a comfortable car).
Cabin: Silent.
Suspension: Soft.
control: civilized. Engine: 2.0 TDI with 110 kW is ideal for long distances, refined, and economical.
Fuel Consumption: Real consumption around 6.3 to 7.5 liters per hundred kilometers.
Range: Over 800 km.
Transmission: Seven-speed DSG shifts smoothly, with barely noticeable transitions.
All-wheel drive: Available for plug-in hybrid versions.
Chassis: Paying extra for the DCC adaptive chassis is recommended for even more comfort.
Visibility: Great view from the car.
Summer Heat: Can get hot in the summer, like sitting in a greenhouse.
Infotainment:
Ten-inch display.
10.25-inch digital instruments.
Touch control can be irritating for those who prefer physical buttons.
Steering wheel retains physical buttons.
Apple CarPlay works without issues.
Target Audience/Use Cases:
Carrying children during the week. Parking under a stage on a friday evening (implies versatility for events).
Ideal for moments of relaxation and enjoying the experience. For those who are attracted by the idea of being able to sleep in their vehicle, even if they don’t do it frequently enough.
Appeals to “old rockers” who enjoy a morning espresso on a festival lawn.
Pricing:
starts at a “reasonable” price of 1.2 million.
The tested Long version in Style starts at 1.5 million. With extras, the price rose to 2.1 million.* This price is comparable to a well-equipped family SUV.
Overall Sentiment:
The Multivan is presented as a versatile and comfortable vehicle that can adapt to various needs, from family transport to weekend getaways and even festival experiences. The sleeping packet is highlighted as a significant feature for those seeking a more adventurous or relaxed travel style. While the price is substantial, it’s positioned as competitive within its segment, especially when considering the features and flexibility offered. The reviewer seems to appreciate its practicality, comfort, and the ability to create a personal space within the vehicle.
