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HOLDEN will continue its longstanding partnership with the Police SA – despite the liquidation of local manufacturing last year – with cars manufactured in Germany as part of a new trial.
The ZB Commodore, with new fluoro markings, will be tested at the same time as the Kia Sorrento, used for the first time by the police in January
Deputy Commissioner Peter Harvey said the new cars would be used throughout the state. "The intention of these two vehicles is that they can be used in all areas of the police, including transportation of prisoners, traffic police and general duties," he said
SAPOL announces today the trial of the new Holden ZB Commodore. continuation of the trial of Kia Sorrento which began in mid-January 2018. https://t.co/qSKrRmorf0 pic.twitter.com/lVdXJbBUKA
– News from the police of the SA (@SAPoliceNews) July 10, 2018
M. Harvey could not say how much the trial would cost nor how much new cars were more expensive than the previous fleet
The six-cylinder cars will be on the road for at least the next three months, and although it's not guaranteed to be extended, Mr. Harvey stated that they had well
"We are more than confident that he will meet all our criteria, but that is the purpose of the lawsuit – see if it meets both the technical and operational requirements, "he said. , which incorporated fluorescent yellow stripes, would increase visibility and improve safety at the scene of the crash.
Police Minister Corey Wingard said 160 Commodores would be involved in the lawsuit, with 40 of them.
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