The dawn of the electric vehicle age has been the perfect excuse for many of the world’s biggest manufacturers to reinvent themselves. Kia and Hyundai have used battery electric vehicles to push further upmarket, while Lotus has transformed from a low volume sports car maker to a seller of gargantuan luxury electric SUVs.
Now it's time for Vauxhall to rewrite a particularly rocky chapter from its history books, with the news that it is to revive the Frontera badge in an upcoming replacement for the aging Crossland SUV. And naturally, it will be offered with an electric powertrain.
