New Opel Crossland - driving pleasure

Expressive and compact body with an attractive SUV design and a very spacious and versatile interior. This is the new Opel Crossland (recommended retail price including VAT in Russia from 74,450 USD (4 USD = 1 USD)) – a model whose front part resembles the new unique “face” of the brand presented in the new Opel Mokka . As with the Mokka, the X is dropping from the Opel Crossland name. In addition to styling changes, Opel also introduced Crossland chassis and steering modifications, and added a sportier version of the GS line to the offering.

Opel Crossland 2021

The Opel Vizor, which seamlessly integrates the grille and headlights, covers the entire front of the new Crossland. Creating a single whole, it visually expands the car and organizes the front bumper with a limited number of elements. The center of the Vizor displays the brand's iconic logo with a lightning bolt symbol. Vizor will become the brand name for all Opel models over the next decade, providing a front for the cutting-edge technology the company will offer in the near and far future.

At the rear, new blacked-out headlights highlight Opel's signature fender design, while a new high-gloss black tailgate (available in combination with a black roof) makes the restyled Crossland wider and bulkier.

Also new are front and rear skid plates (silver on Ultimate trim), LED front fog lights (with chrome trim on Ultimate and Elegance), chrome door moldings on Crossland Ultimate, and 16-inch and 17-inch wheels. light alloy. The larger rims are available in a two-tone version with glossy black or black glossy trims, while the smaller ones are also available in silver.

Sports aesthetic lovers who choose the GS Line version will definitely not regret their decision. The new version includes 17-inch alloy wheels, a black roof and red side window surrounds, AGR (Aktion Gesunder Rücken eV - German Back Health Association) approved ergonomic seats for the driver and front passenger, LED taillights and roof rails. make the compact SUV really stand out from the crowd.

The spacious feel and premium ergonomic AGR front seats in the Crossland mean that long journeys can be made in even greater comfort. The SUV also convinces with a high level of functionality thanks to the individually adjustable and folding rear seats. The rear seat is split 60/40 and shifted by 150 mm, which allows you to increase the luggage compartment from 410 to 520 liters in a matter of seconds (the best result in its class). With the rear seats fully folded down, the boot volume increases to 1,255 litres.

Dynamic drivers will especially appreciate the improvements made to the Opel Crossland chassis. Engineers from Rüsselsheim have developed new McPherson struts and shock absorbers in the front suspension and a torsion beam on the rear axle. Along with improved steering precision and straight-line stability, the new Crossland chassis offers an optimal balance between comfort and agility, as well as stability at highway speeds.

Now with IntelliGrip: optimal grip in all conditions

Buyers of the new Crossland can increase the safety of dynamic driving by ordering the IntelliGrip system, which provides optimal grip and stability on all surfaces. IntelliGrip can operate in five different modes:

• Normal/Road: Normal mode, which is set by default when the engine is started. ESP and Traction Control are calibrated for standard city, highway or country driving conditions.
• Snow: Winter mode for optimum grip on icy and snowy surfaces at speeds up to 50 km/h. The traction control system regulates front wheel slip by braking the wheel that loses traction under acceleration and transferring torque to the other front wheel.
• Dirt: Mud mode allowing for more wheel slip when accelerating. Spinning a wheel that has less grip when pulling away rids the tread of dirt, making it easier to regain traction. At the same time, the wheel with the best grip gets more torque. This mode is active up to a speed of 80 km/h.
• Sand: This mode allows both front wheel drive wheels to be rotated lightly at the same time to keep the vehicle moving and prevent it from getting stuck.
• ESP off: ESP and traction control are disabled at speeds up to 50 km/h. For safety reasons, IntelliGrip automatically switches to "normal" mode when it is exceeded.

The driver and passengers are also well connected and entertained thanks to the multimedia systems in Radio BT, Multimedia and superior Multimedia Navi versions with an 8-inch color touch screen. The multimedia system is compatible with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The induction charger allows you to wirelessly charge smartphones that support this function. In addition, Crossland offers access to additional OpelConnect1 services. Online navigation2 with real-time traffic information and current fuel prices, as well as direct roadside assistance or an emergency call system, make driving even more enjoyable.

Euro 6d petrol and diesel engines: driving pleasure with low emissions

The buyer of Opel Crossland can choose economical petrol and diesel engines of 1.2 and 1.5 liters. Both petrol engines from 61 kW (83 hp) to 96 kW (130 hp) and diesel engines with 81 kW (110 hp) or 88 kW (120 hp) are already comply with the strict Euro 6d emission standard.

gas engines

1,2
1.2 Turbo
1.2 Turbo
1.2 Turbo
Maximum power (kW/hp) 61/83 81/110 96/130 96/130 Torque (Nm/rev) 118/2750 205/1750 230/1750 230/1750 Emission standard Euro 6d Euro 6d Euro 6d Euro 6d Transmission MT 5 MT 6 MT 6 V 6
Preliminary fuel consumption figures NEDC3 (l/100 km)
Urban cycle 5.6 — 5.4 5.9 — 5.8 5.7 5.9 Extra-urban cycle 4.2 — 4.1 4.2 — 4.1 4.2 4.5 Combined cycle 4.7 — 4.6 4.8 - 4.7 4.8 - 4.7 5.0 - 4.9 CO2 emissions (g/km) 107 - 106 109 - 9 108 108 - 107 113 - 112

Diesel engines

1.5 Diesel
1.5 Diesel
Maximum power (kW/hp) 81/110 88/120 Torque (Nm/rpm) 250/1750 300/1750 Emission standard Euro 6d Euro 6d Transmission MT 6 AT 6
Preliminary fuel consumption figures NEDC3 (l/100 km)
Urban 4.8 4.4 Extra-urban 3.7 - 3.6 3.8 - 3.7 Combined 3.6 - 3.5 3.9 - 3.8 CO2 emissions (g/km) 94 - 93 103 - 101

State-of-the-art lighting technology and innovative driver assistance systems

Traveling in Opel Crossland can be made even more relaxing and safe with a host of the latest technologies and assistance systems. Adaptive full LED headlights with cornering light, high beam assist and automatic beam leveling ensure excellent visibility in the dark.

A brief overview of the most important driver assistance systems in the new Opel Crossland:

• Head-up display (headwear) presenting the most important information about speed, navigation and driving assistance systems right in the driver's field of vision.
• Forward collision warning with automatic emergency braking and pedestrian detection operates at speeds above 5 km/h. If the vehicle approaches a vehicle or pedestrian in front too quickly, the system alerts the driver with an audible signal and displays a message on the information center screen. If a collision is unavoidable, the braking system prepares for emergency braking and applies it if necessary to soften the force of the impact. Below 30 km/h, the system can bring the vehicle to a complete stop. If the speed exceeds 30 km/h, the speed only decreases and the driver has to actively brake.
• Lane Departure Warning System warns the driver with an audible and visual signal.
• Drowsiness detection system that assesses the level of driver fatigue depends on your driving style and reminds you to take a break.
• Blind Spot Warning Systemusing ultrasonic sensors. The system informs the driver of approaching vehicles in adjacent lanes by means of warning LEDs in the side mirrors on the respective side.
• Panoramic rear view camera spanning a 180 degree angle.
• Automatic parking assistant which recognizes parallel and perpendicular parking spaces, and then automatically parks the car (the driver only needs to operate the pedals and the gear lever).
• Cruise control with speed limitertogether with the speed limit sign recognition function, makes it easier to comply with the rules.