Holden facelifts Captiva SUV
Redesigned SUV gains new front grille, daytime running LEDs and tweaked interior that feature Apple CarPlay and Android AutoHolden has announced it has put the Captiva SUV under the knife for 2016.
On sale early next year, the new mid-size SUV gets a mild nose job that sees a new grille added as well as a pair of LED running lights incorporated into its headlamps.
Inside, the 2016 Captiva will gain an upgraded 7-inch touchscreen infotainment system that has a redesigned housing and now comes with a rear view camera as standard. The revised system will now also incorporate Apple CarPlay or Android Auto smart phone connectivity.
New safety equipment is also introduced with blind spot alert, rear cross traffic warning and new 19-inch alloys will now be available on the LTZ trim.
Holden says the facelifted Captiva will be in its dealerships across Australia in early 2016.
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