Opel Grandland, which offers emission-free driving with its fully electric option, was introduced. We take a closer look at the features of the car.
Opel introduced the new fully electric Grandland model.
With the new Grandland, which is dynamic, spacious and versatile, many design features in Opel's Experimental concept car are used for the first time in a mass production model.
Innovative features include the new 3D Viewfinder with illuminated 'Lightning Bolt Logo' located in the center of the front and illuminated 'OPEL' lettering on the rear.
Other prominent innovative features include the new Intelli-Lux Pixel Matrix HD lighting system consisting of more than 50 thousand separate components, the new STLA Medium platform developed for electric vehicles and the new flat battery pack providing 98 kWh of power.
The new Grandland will have a range of up to 700 kilometers with zero emissions. The car will reach 80 percent of its battery capacity at fast charging stations in approximately 26 minutes.
The 16-inch central screen and high center console, designed slightly towards the driver, create a sporty feeling.
The large and fully digital instrument cluster behind the steering wheel provides basic information, allowing the driver to focus on driving pleasure, while the driver does not need to take his eyes off the road thanks to the Intelli-HUD head-up display.
Drivers also have the option to simplify the instrument panel by activating Pure Mode manually or automatically.
New Opel Grandland customers will be able to choose the 48V Mild-Hybrid version as well as the fully electric Grandland Electric option.
The new Grandland Plug-in Hybrid, which offers a range of approximately 85 kilometers (WLTP) completely electric and emission-free, and the new Grandland Hybrid with 48V Mild-Hybrid technology, shows its environmentally friendly side by limiting consumption and carbon emissions.
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