From now on you can order the renewed Opel Crossland. The SUV-style hatchback comes in five versions, something for everyone.
Opel has opened order books for the updated Crossland – the car with SUV looks whose name no longer carries the suffix ‘X’. From 21,999 euros, you can order the model with the 1.2-liter entry-level petrol engine that offers 83 hp. It is already equipped with Hill Start Assist, intelligent cruise control with speed limiter, lane assistant and traffic sign recognition as standard. More extensive equipment is offered in the versions Edition, Elegance, Business Edition (for frequent drivers), GS Line (sporty) and Ultimate (richly equipped).
Standard equipment for the Business Edition (from 25,749 euros) includes the ergonomic, AGR-certified driver’s seat; a 180 degree panoramic rear view camera; Multimedia Navi Pro with 8 inch display, two USB connections, Bluetooth, six speakers and Apple CarPlay smartphone exchange. The GS Line (from 27,849 euros) gets silver-colored underguard plates at the front and rear, 16-inch black alloy wheels and the roof and interior trim in the same color. With the Ultimate (from 36,399 euros) you can expect Adaptive Forward Lighting, high beam assistant, keyless open & start and the aforementioned infotainment system.
Opel Crossland 2021
Renewal Opel Crossland
Most notable about the updated Crossland is the new Opel Vizor family face, which we saw earlier on the new Mokka. Opel has also made changes to the chassis, addressing balance, steering precision and damping. From now on you can order IntelliGrip with this model, an adaptive traction control system with five settings for various surfaces.
In addition to the entry-level petrol engine, Opel offers the Crossland with a 1.2-turbo petrol engine of 110 or 130 hp. Diesel can be used with the 1.5 liter power source of 110 or 120 hp. The heaviest engines are available with a 6-speed automatic transmission, the rest you switch yourself. The Opel Crossland will be at Dutch Opel dealers at the beginning of 2021.
