Second Hand Vauxhall Movano Rear View Mirror

The Movano has gone through distinct generations — the B2 generation ran from around 2010 onwards, replacing the earlier first-generation model — and interior mirrors are generally generation-specific, so a mirror from the pre-2010 van is unlikely to clip or wire into a B2 correctly. Within the same generation, mirrors are much more likely to swap across years, but if your van sits near a facelift or generation boundary, confirm compatibility with the breaker against your registration before buying.

This is a fair question — because the Movano is a large panel van, most body variants (panel van, platform cab) have no rear window and therefore no interior rear view mirror fitted at all from the factory. An interior rear view mirror is typically only found on the Movano in window van or minibus/combi body styles where a rear window is present. If your van is a standard panel van, you almost certainly have no interior mirror and are likely looking for one of the exterior wing mirrors instead — let the breaker know your exact body style.

On window van and combi variants of the Movano, the interior rear view mirror is generally a straightforward fitment that does not vary significantly by trim level, so a mirror from a different spec van of the same generation and body style should fit. You may notice minor cosmetic differences such as finish colour or whether the mirror has an autodimming or manual-dipping function, so check those details with the breaker if they matter to you. Never guarantee fitment without confirming the exact generation and body style match.

The Movano B (2010-onwards), Renault Master III, and Nissan NV400 are all built on the same platform and share a significant amount of components, so interior mirrors from these sister vans are often interchangeable on equivalent body styles. That said, trim-specific differences between brands can affect fixing points or wiring connectors, so confirm the specific part number with the breaker before purchasing to be sure it will swap directly.

Both a 2015 and a 2019 Movano fall within the same B2 generation, so the interior mirror is likely to be compatible on matching body styles, but facelifts within that generation can introduce changes to trim, wiring, or mounting that affect fitment. Give the breaker your registration so they can check the exact specification of both vans before committing, particularly if either mirror has features like auto-dimming or an integrated camera.

NS (nearside, passenger side) and OS (offside, driver side) designations apply to the exterior door mirrors on the Movano, not to the interior rear view mirror, which is a single central unit. If you are sourcing an interior mirror for a window van or combi, you simply need the correct generation and body style — there is no left or right variant to worry about. If you are actually looking for a door mirror, make sure you specify NS or OS clearly to the breaker.