Video Summary
- The vehicle is the first in the brand on the new Stellantis platform, which makes the vehicle wider and longer. It is 17 cm longer than before at 4.65 meters.- It features Opel's new, bold, but pure design language, with a front visor and compass lines with a bold crease at the front.
- The lights have a wing-like design and transparent plastic pieces that illuminate the edges.
- The optional matrix LEDs operate to 50k, providing a dense matrix.
- The wheel design is 20 inches and fills the wheel arches well. The door ends on top of the rubber beading for the windows, for a clean, sharp look. The sheet metal itself is also used to add finesse on the belt line.
- The roof line is clean and sharp, with a contrasting color.
- The taillamp has a vertical design with the Opel compass design language.
- Grandland lettering is embossed directly onto the tailgate.
- Inside the door, fabric replaces a lot of the plastic, which looks nice, is soft, and features recycled materials. The interior features a 10-inch instrument display, a large, wide 16-inch infotainment unit, and a new steering wheel.
- One useful feature is a slot to set your phone while driving, as the viewing angle helps to magnify the phone screen without peering down. Versatile slots can be created for smaller drinks to have space in the middle.
- The seats are designed to relieve pressure on the tailbone to make long drives more comfortable. The rear seats are wide and ergonomic with lots of leg room. The seats are 40-20-40 split.
- The cargo area is 550 liters in its normal configuration. With the seats down, the area is 1640 liters, a long, and the load floor can adjust.
- A plug-in hybrid is possible, and all-wheel-drive electric versions are available.
- A real-world range of 470 km for the small battery and 630 km for the larger battery is expected. Charging is 11 or 22 kilowatt AC and the DC charging peaks at 160 kilowatts.
- It should charge to 80 percent in 30 minutes.
