Opel: Extreme at the lower end 🎥
URBAN AND SUSTAINABLE The Opel variant of the micro city runabout trio from the Stellantis Group is called Rocks and is modest in all respects: in all-electric drive power, in weight and also in price.
As a tiny city runabout, the Opel Rocks is only just 2.41 meters long and therefore fits into any parking space - even crossways. With a base price of 9190 francs, it also remains very modest in price. Despite its minimal dimensions, the interior impresses with optimal use of space, allowing even people taller than 1.90 meters to drive comfortably. The two seats are slightly offset so that the driver can adjust his seat individually, while the front passenger has pleasant legroom.
Range up to 75 kilometers
The Rocks is clearly distinguished from its Citroën Ami and Fiat Topolino brothers by the Opel-typical Vizor front. The standard glass roof, together with the large windows, provides a good all-round view. The urban flea consists of only 250 parts - numerous components are even used several times. The front and rear body parts are identical, as are the doors.
Even in the basic version, the electric starter car offers a range of up to 75 kilometers, which can be covered at up to 45 km/h. This makes it suitable for daily city driving. This makes the new Opel suitable for daily city traffic. And with a turning circle diameter of just 7.20 meters, it can be perfectly steered through tight corners or into small parking spaces. The 5.5 kWh battery is charged in around four hours via a household socket.
Three equipment options to choose from
The Klub and Tekno variants cost slightly more at 10,090 Swiss francs and are somewhat more richly equipped. Inside and out, they score with fashionable features in cosmic gray for the Klub and electric yellow for the Tekno. A Bluetooth hands-free system is also available on request.
The electric two-seater can be ordered exclusively online. But those who want to can get product advice, test drives and support for the online ordering process from Opel partners. The first vehicles will be delivered before the end of the year.
