SsangYong Tívoli Grand 2021: prices and full range of the SUV

The last time we talked about the SsangYong Tívoli Grand 2021 was to tell you how it went from being called the SsangYong XLV to how we have known it for a few months now. A commercial move that positions it as the big brother of the brand’s best-selling model, the Tívoli.

The SsanYong Tívoli Grand stands out for being a great product at an affordable price, for its huge boot of 720 litres of capacity, expandable to 1,440 litres with the second row of seats folded down, and for a well-finished and more technological interior than the one we already knew from the XLV.

SUV with a superior capacity

This SUV rivals models from other brands such as the Citroën C4 Spacetourer (537 l), the BMW Series 2 Active Tourer (468 l), the Renault Grand Scenic (533 l) or the Volkswagen Touran (743 l), with which it is close in boot capacity.

SsangYong announces the configuration of its Tívoli Grand as a 5+5. It calls it that because this car offers room for 5 occupants, each with their own luggage, thanks to a cabin space typical of higher segments.

Regarding its engines, the new Tívoli Grand features a 4-cylinder turbo petrol engine that produces 163 CV of power. We can also choose the bifuel option (petrol+LPG) fitted to the engine mentioned above, which carries the ECO label from the DGT.

Both engines can be paired with a six-speed manual gearbox or a six-speed sequential automatic gearbox.

Four trim levels: Line, Urban Plus, Premium and Limited

The entry-level trim for the Tívoli Grand is the Line, which can only be fitted to the manual version of the SUV and adds notable equipment such as cruise control, Flex Steer intelligent steering with three driving modes, on-board computer, Start&Stop system, multifunction steering wheel and the SASS system, which includes autonomous emergency braking, lane assist, traffic sign recognition and driver fatigue warning, among others.

The price with this trim and the conventional petrol version starts at 19,900 euros, and for the LPG version from 21,950 euros.

The Urban Plus trim, unlike the Line, can be fitted to both the manual and automatic versions and adds to the Line’s equipment a rear-view camera, dual-zone automatic climate control, rain and light sensor, an 8-inch infotainment system (with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay compatibility), tinted glass and 16-inch alloy wheels.

If we want this trim on the manual petrol version, the price starts at 22,400 euros; on the manual LPG version it starts at 24,450 euros; on the automatic petrol version from 23,900 euros; and on the automatic LPG version from 25,950 euros.

The next higher trim is the Premium, available only for the manual versions. This trim adds to the Urban Plus equipment mixed cloth/synthetic leather seats, steering column with height and reach adjustment, a 10.25-inch HD TFT digital instrument cluster, knee airbags and stainless steel door sill trims.

The price for the manual version without LPG with this trim starts at 23,500 euros, and at 25,550 euros for the petrol LPG version.

Finally, the top of the range is the Limited trim, available for both the manual and automatic versions. This trim adds to the Urban Plus equipment front parking sensors, a Smart Key with keyless entry and start, 18-inch alloy wheels, electrically folding mirrors with LED indicators and a rear spoiler.

The price for this top-of-the-range trim starts at 25,860 euros for the manual petrol version, from 27,910 euros for the manual LPG version, from 27,000 euros for the conventional petrol version with automatic gearbox, and from 29,050 euros for the LPG version with automatic gearbox.