- New possibilities: Opel and Vauxhall in future under one roof with PSA
- Good cooperation: Presentation of the Opel Crossland X developed with PSA
- Dynamic duo: World premiere of Opel Insignia Grand Sport and Sports Tourer
Major appearance in Geneva: Opel CEO Dr. Karl-Thomas Neumann presents the new Opel Insignia Grand Sport and the new Opel Crossland X. |
The Opel/Vauxhall stand at the 87th
Geneva Motor Show (March 7‑19) was opened this morning by Dr.
Karl-Thomas Neumann. In front of an audience of around 400 international
journalists, the Opel Group CEO spoke about the alliance with
the PSA Group announced in Paris the day before. Later he presented the
Opel Crossland X crossover that has already been developed together
with PSA. Finally there was the world premiere of the second-generation
Opel Insignia. Dr. Neumann revealed, together with vice president of design,
Mark Adams, Opel Insignia Grand Sport five-door liftback and the spacious
Insignia Sports Tourer.
From Opel Monza Concept to the Opel Insignia Grand Sport: Mark Adams, Vice President Design presents the all-new Opel flagship. |
Opel and PSA have already been working together closely for four
years. In Geneva Dr. Neumann presented the stylish Opel Crossland X, the
first successful result of the joint vehicle development.
Cool crossover with ultra-modern technologies
Good cooperation: Presentation of the Opel Crossland X developed with PSA. |
New flagship: World premiere for new generation Opel Insignia
The all-new Opel Insignia is in extremely good shape. It has the sporty elegance of a large coupé, its completely new architecture makes it uncompromisingly spacious and truly fun to drive, and it offers exemplary safety and comfort features just as a true flagship should. Not only does the second generation Insignia impress with its breathtaking lines on the outside and its great wellness atmosphere on the inside, it also provides the widest range of intelligent technologies reaching from the trendsetting Opel IntelliLux LED Matrix headlights and the very sophisticated all-wheel drive system with torque vectoring to ultra-modern driver assistance systems and the refined head up display. The active aluminum hood for improved pedestrian protection rounds off the significant increase in safety. In addition, the Insignia comes with first-class connectivity with smartphone integration, which now offers a new Opel OnStar feature – the Personal Assistant. It allows Insignia occupants to book hotel rooms[1] and search for suitable parking spots[2] via an OnStar Advisor – indeed a real person and not a computer. A 360o degree camera, an eight-speed automatic transmission and intelligent all-wheel drive with torque vectoring (torque distribution to individual wheels) are available for the first time. Together with efficient new generation turbo engines, weight reduction of up to 200 kilograms (depending on the variant) and a lower seating position, the new Opel Insignia Grand Sport and Sports Tourer are more agile than ever before and give the driver a direct and rewarding driving experience.
1 Via booking.com. E-mail address and credit card required.
2 Via Parkopedia.
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