Opel will bring the Frontera model back onto the market
- January 25, 2024
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Opel has decided to bring the Frontera model back to its range. Let’s not forget that in the 90s of the last century this was the name of
Opel has decided to bring the Frontera model back to its range. Let’s not forget that in the 90s of the last century this was the name of the brand’s frame SUV. However, now it will be a crossover on the CMP platform, which will replace the Crossland model.
The brand published the first image of the revived Frontera and announced that the new product will be the brand’s first model to receive the updated Blitz emblem named after the famous truck. The company promises to present “a vibrant and bold interpretation of Opel’s design philosophy.” Potential buyers were promised that the crossover would be “spacious and versatile” and would “appeal to family people with active lifestyles.” Judging from the darkened photo, the car will be quite large.
It was previously reported that the new Opel Frontera could make its debut at the Geneva Motor Show next spring, with production of the model planned at a plant in Slovakia. The company promised to share details about the SUV in the coming weeks. According to one version, the electric car will have a 156 hp electric motor on the front axle and a battery with a capacity of 54 kWh, which will provide up to 400 kilometers of power reserve on a single charge.
The brand published the first image of the revived Frontera and announced that the new product will be the brand’s first model to receive the updated Blitz emblem named after the famous truck. The company promises to present “a vibrant and bold interpretation of Opel’s design philosophy.” Potential buyers were promised that the crossover would be “spacious and versatile” and would “appeal to family people with active lifestyles.” Judging from the darkened photo, the car will be quite large.
It was previously reported that the new Opel Frontera could make its debut at the Geneva Motor Show next spring, with production of the model planned at a plant in Slovakia. The company promised to share details about the SUV in the coming weeks. According to one version, the electric car will have a 156 hp electric motor on the front axle and a battery with a capacity of 54 kWh, which will provide up to 400 kilometers of power reserve on a single charge.
Source: Avto Vzglyad
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