Bit had this on my Grandland but have had it on other cars when the tyre tread is getting low. Sounds to me like you need new tyres.

GRANDLANDX68 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 07, 2024 5:29 am It should have one there but due to parts shortages when some cars were made Vauxhall removed these parts.

I thought that was only on more recent cars. Surely should be there on a 68 plate car.

Service intervals are 16000 miles or 1 year (whichever is soonest)

It's probably best to read the manual as that goes through how to use it. Page 176 is the start of the park assist in the manual

If the battery gets to 0 miles it will switch to hybrid mode and the engine will kick in. To be honest you will hardly notice when it switches over, it definitely won't just stop.

It should be there. It's weird that another car you looked at was the same. May be worth asking the place you bought it from if they can help

Should be in the back of the storage under the heater controls. Never known one to not have it.

I get about 30 miles from my Hybrid at the mpment in full electric mode. Its what I expected when I got it and as most days I don't do more than 15 miles.
What sort of mileage are you doing a day?

It will be charging the car but not enough to get it above 0 miles unless you turn on esave mode, this runs the engine all the time to charge the battery. Being a plug in hybrid to fully charge the battery you need to plug it in. Driving around town in hybrid mode will not produce enough charge from...

You can set it off remotely using the app or have it come on at a certain time in the settings menu of the HVAC system