Video Summary
Here is the summary of the video:- The Opel Frontera is based on the Citroen C3 and will also be available in a hybrid version.
- The styling includes Opel's identity, with a visor and a look reminiscent of the Mokka.
- The model in the review is a GS version with red paint, and is available in a seven-seat option on the hybrid version, but not the electric model.
- The Opel Frontera is a more affordable electric car.
- The car runs on the Smart Car platform, which is the entry-level platform for electric vehicles from Stellantis and is a derivative of the CMP platform used on the 208, Mokka, and C4.
- The current model has 113 horsepower and a 44 kWh battery, with about 200-250 kilometers of real-world autonomy.
- The vehicle’s DC recharge is 100 kW, with AC at 7.4 kW, 11 kW.
- The interior has good materials and a touch screen infotainment system, with Android Auto, and Apple Carplay.
- The front seats are comfortable.
- It has very good rear visibility.
- It has a “C” mode, the comfort mode, which removes some of the regen, making it feel different from the driving modes of other electric vehicles.
- There is no one-pedal driving.
- The 0-60 mph acceleration time is 12.1 seconds, with a top speed of 140 km/h.
