The Opel Corsa tries to reinvent itself

There is no confirmation from Opel that the Corsa will show its new face at the Frankfurt Motor Show, but what is clear is that Opel has the Corsa as one of the first in line for renewal. During the Geneva Motor Show we thought the Corsa would show its new face, but that has not been the case. After months of waiting, we can say that something is brewing regarding the European Corsa, thanks to some spy photos.

As was more or less to be expected, the future Corsa would take a lot of inspiration from the Opel Adam, a model that is selling really well. After minor changes in 2010 and 2011, Opel would already have the first test cars ready, carrying the redesign expected for the Corsa.

It seems the changes to be presented will be the most profound the Corsa has received, at least since the current generation went on sale. For now, all the changes would be focused on changing its face and there is no sign of anything new at the rear. However, it is said there will be modifications inside, with the redesigned centre console and perhaps a new touch-screen infotainment system. Some mechanical solutions to improve consumption and emission levels are also reportedly in preparation.

Otherwise, you can see the changes in the spy photos you will find after following the link in the via. The photos will most likely bring the Corsa (and Vauxhall Corsa) much closer to the final look of the new generation, which will be sold in Europe from early next year.

Via | Carscoop

Photo | Opel Spain