Upgrades For The 2018 Holden Captiva

The next year’s Holden Captiva range has come. It brought minor specification changes across the range.

It has got 7 seats as standard. The 2 entry-level 5-seat LS versions have been dropped from the line. The starting price for the Captiva stands at $30,490 (before on-road costs) for the 7-seat LS automatic.

You will also see the focused on value Active edition. Moreover, you can buy a MY17-plate Captiva Active for $27,990 drive-way together with a rear-view camera, 7 leather-appointed seats and MyLink touchscreen infotainment set-up with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay.

2018 model year will have the same pricing and specifications.

Sometime later this year the innovated Equinox will come out. The 7-seat Captiva will be replaced by the Acadia next year.

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