Opel Grandland restyled: the range and prices

It has only been a few weeks since the new restyled Opel Grandland was unveiled to the general public, since it was in June that it saw the light of day. On the program, many improvements on all points, starting with the design, revised in depth, especially for what is only a simple facelift. In theory, at least. Because at first glance, the compact SUV changes radically, displaying a completely new front end inherited from the new Mokka and the concept Opel X Experimental unveiled a few years earlier. Offering the unprecedented Viewfinder grilles, consisting of a black strip connecting two more aggressive optics, this new Grandland also takes advantage of this little facelift to free itself from the “x” that had previously made its name. On board too, the changes are clearly visible, adopting the new Pure Panel, a slightly barbaric name which actually describes the new dashboard bringing together two screens side by side, a bit like what Mercedes already offers.

While the interior and exterior of this new Opel Grandland are therefore undergoing a real transformation, this is less the case with the range of engines. It’s very simple, it does not in fact change one iota compared to what we knew with the previous version. Customers will therefore have the choice between gasoline and diesel units, then developing 130 horsepower and associated with a manual or automatic eight-speed gearbox. Two plug-in hybrid versions are also available, strong at 225 or 300 horsepower, as on the Peugeot 3008 or the Citroën C5 Aircross, its two technical cousins. It is rumored, however, that a more accessible 180-horsepower version is also in the works, but nothing has yet been officially confirmed by the brand. Anyway, the compact SUV is already available to order, while the first deliveries are scheduled for the next school year.

Opel Grandland restyled: all prices

Essence

1.2 litre turbo 130 ch BVM6

• Grandland: from 29 950 €
• GS Line : from 32 650 €
• Elegance Business : from 33 850 €

1.2 litre turbo 130 ch BVA8

• GS Line : from 34 550 €
• Elegance Business : from 35,750 €
• Ultimate : from 38,750 €

Diesel

1.5 litre 130 ch BVA8

• Grandland: from 34,050 €
• GS Line : from 36 550 €
• Elegance Business : from 37,750 €
• Ultimate : from 40,750 €

Plug-in hybrid

Plug-in hybrid 225 hp BVA8

Grandland: from 42,750 €

• GS Line : from 43 950 €
• Elegance Business : from 44 650 €
• Ultimate : from € 47,750

Plug-in hybrid 300 hp 4X4 BVA8

• Ultimate : from 53 700 €

Restyled Opel Grandland: the main equipment by finish

Grandland

• Speed ​​regulator
• Panel recognition
• Emergency braking with pedestrian detection
• Lane keeping aid
• 7-inch touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
• Dual-zone automatic air conditioning
• 7 inch digital handset
• Drowsiness alert

On the hybrid

• Semi-autonomous driving
• 18 inch rims
• 10-inch touchscreen navigation
• 12 inch digital instrumentation

GS Line

• Two-tone body
• Electrically folding mirrors
• 18 inch rims
• Front / rear parking aid
• 180 ° reversing camera, 12 inch digital instrumentation
• Navigation with 10-inch touchscreen

Elegance Business

• Niche assistance
• Fog lights
• Phares Matrix LED
• Induction smartphone charging
• 230V socket at the back

Ultimate

• Semi-autonomous driving with adaptive cruise control
• Heated front seats and steering wheel
• Hands-free access / start
• Heated windscreen
• Vision 360°

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