From Renault Master to Vauxhall Movano, a sneak peek at some of the vans you can buy on a 69-plate this September

VANS are like buses – you’ll wait and wait for one to come along, then all of a sudden there are a dozen new models heading round the corner.

There is also more inbreeding and questionable decision making than in an entire series of Game Of Thrones.

Here are some of the latest vans you can buy on a 69-plate this September.

RENAULT MASTER: It has an enormous sliding glovebox and a smart pop-out table for your sandwiches above it. But UK versions won’t get either, apparently, because we prefer airbags to hit our heads rather than ham rolls.

Instead, there’s a new front-end design, loads of safety upgrades including blind-spot monitoring, side wind assist, and lane departure-warning, and an upgrade to the 2.3-litre engine.

The interior has been redesigned around a new 7in touchscreen. Also, the power is increased to 180hp and 400Nm of torque for the top-of-the-range vans.

VAUXHALL MOVANO: A re-badged version of the Renault Master with a higher bonnet, new grille and bumpers.

It gets a rear-vision camera system to display a live feed of the view behind, just like the little Vauxhall Combo, and has all the safety kit from the Master.

No word on engines yet but other changes include super-bright LED lights in the load area and Apple CarPlay and Android Auto to accompany the new wireless smartphone charging.

RENAULT TRAFIC: There is a new 2-litre turbo-diesel engine with 120hp, 145hp and a new 170hp option.

Fuel economy is up by ten per cent. But for those who still want the smaller 1.6-litre, the 95hp engine remains.

The rest is standard facelift fare – new front, headlights and chrome accent on the insides.