The renewed Opel Crossland now has pricing for the Spanish market

Only a few days ago, Opel announced the update that the new Crossland has undergone, losing the “X” at the end of its name, in which the main novelty was the new design language “Opel Vizor” that will gradually be introduced across the rest of the brand’s models; in fact, together with the Mokka, the Crossland will be among the first to receive it.

As a reminder, this new design language makes the Opel Crossland look like a vehicle with larger dimensions, while never losing its origins as an SUV geared towards urban environments. Its front end now features simpler lines that have nonetheless helped modernise its image, as well as a bumper with a more robust appearance; while at the rear the changes are minimal, consisting only of new decorative mouldings.

The range of the new Opel Crossland will consist of the Edition, GS Line, Business Elegance and Ultimate trim levels, with standard equipment that includes the following highlights:

• Edition: This is the entry-level trim and it includes LED headlights, a Multimedia Radio infotainment system with a 7-inch colour touchscreen, and compatibility with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The starting price for this trim starts from 20,650 euros.
• GS Line: This trim is aimed at giving the Crossland a sportier character, so it adds 17-inch alloy wheels, a black roof, a red decorative stripe, ergonomic AGR front seats, roof rails, and LED front and rear light units. This trim starts from 21,650 euros.

• Business Elegance: This trim comes with a range of more technological features as standard, including a rear-view panoramic camera, front and rear parking assist, the Multimedia Navi Pro infotainment system and a wireless smartphone charger. The starting price for this trim begins at 24,050 euros.
• Ultimate: This is the trim for those seeking maximum comfort and it sits at the top of the range, with features such as automatic parking assist with blind-spot warning, the Multimedia Navi Pro infotainment system with an 8-inch colour touchscreen, OpelConnect services, heated ergonomic AGR seats upholstered in black Alcántara, LED headlights, a heated steering wheel, dual-zone automatic climate control, a ThermaTec heated windscreen, tinted windows, and keyless entry and start. The price for this trim begins at 26,850 euros.

Mechanically, the Opel Crossland will be available with the 1.2 turbo petrol engine in outputs of 110 CV and 130 CV; the latter comes as standard with a six-speed manual gearbox, although a six-speed automatic gearbox is available as an option. Those who prefer a diesel engine will have the 1.5 turbo in outputs of 110 CV and 120 CV, the latter paired exclusively with the six-speed automatic gearbox.

The new Opel Crossland is now available on the Spanish market, while its arrival at dealerships is expected before the end of the year.