Opel: The first photos of the new Crossland
GENERATION TWO Typical for the new edition of the Opel Crossland are the clean body lines and the spacious interior front and rear. With its attractive leasing conditions, the compact SUV is an interesting proposition. Even in the basic version, which is available from 21,850 Swiss francs, LED headlights and numerous assistance systems such as lane assist, traffic sign recognition, intelligent cruise control and on-board computer are on board as standard. [...]
Even in the basic version, which is available from 21,850 Swiss francs, LED headlights and numerous assistance systems such as lane assist, traffic sign recognition, intelligent cruise control and on-board computer are on board as standard.
The other equipment versions, Elegance and Ultimate, are even more richly equipped ex works.
The generous amount of space and the active seats in the front make the Crossland ideal for long journeys.
Volume of the trunk from 410 to 520 liters
The rear bench seat can be split 60:40 and can be moved longitudinally by up to 150 millimeters. This increases the trunk volume from 410 to 520 liters. With the rear seats folded down, 1255 liters are then available. The Multimedia Radio and Multimedia Navi Pro systems are available for entertainment and connectivity.
Controlled traction on asphalt and gravel
The front wheels are driven by gasoline and diesel engines with displacements of 1.2 and 1.5 liters and a power range from 83 to 130 hp.
The Intelligrip adaptive traction control system from PSA ensures optimum traction on asphalt, gravel and winter roads. The system offers five driving modes between Normal and ESP Off.
