Opel Corsa-e, the new electric Opel with a range of 330 kilometres
The new Opel Corsa-e comes with 136 CV and 260 Nm of torque. It is also loaded with technology to face a new era.
The new Opel Corsa-e goes electric. The sixth generation of the Opel Corsa arrives with a 100% electric variant and a range of 330 kilometres according to WLTP cycle homologations. The German brand has chosen one of its most popular models to make the leap into the long-awaited electrification.
The Opel Corsa hit the market in 1982 and more than 13.6 million units have already been built. Orders for the future Opel will open in the coming weeks. The electric version will reach the market first, followed by the diesel and petrol versions.

What powers the new Opel Corsa 2020?
This year marks the 120th anniversary of the German brand, which is why it wanted to launch a special model. The new Opel Corsa offers a range of 330 kilometres according to the WLTP standard, seats five and has a 50 kWh battery that can be recharged to 80% of its capacity in 30 minutes. The battery also comes with an 8-year warranty.
Through the MyOpel app, drivers can monitor the charging status and optimise costs. It is important to note that the driver can adapt the range and choose up to three driving modes: Normal, Eco and Sport.
The Opel Corsa 2020 136 CV and a maximum torque of 260 Nm. It can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 8.1 seconds. The new electric model of Opel keeps the same dimensions and measures 4.06 metres in length. Now, the roofline is coupé-like and 48 mm lower than its predecessors. This results in a much lower centre of gravity.
New Opel Corsa, a commitment to technology
Opel has committed to technology, and the new model will feature the new IntelliLux LED matrix adaptive lighting system, as well as driver assistance systems such as Traffic Sign Recognition, Adaptive Cruise Control, Lane Assist and Blind Spot Assist.
The electric Opel will also feature the new infotainment systems through the Navi multimedia system with a 7-inch touchscreen. Through the Opel Connect system, drivers will have assistance functions such as navigation with real-time traffic information, direct connection to roadside assistance and emergency calls. All this technology, say from Opel, aims to offer greater peace of mind to the driver and passengers.
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