The new Crossland also offers a high level of flexibility, thanks to individually sliding and reclining rear seats. They come with a 60/40 split and slide by up to 150 millimetres, increasing trunk space from 410 to a class-leading 520 litres in seconds. Folding the rear seats completely increases trunk volume to 1,255 litres.
Opel Crossland customers can choose from a powertrain portfolio of efficient petrol and diesel engines with 1.2 and 1.5-litre displacements. Both the petrol engines with 61kW (83hp) to 96kW (130hp) and the diesels with 81kW (110hp) and 88kW (120hp) already meet the strict Euro 6d emissions standard (NEDC fuel consumption1: 5.0-3.5 l/100km combined, 113-93 g/km CO2).
Enthusiastic drivers will especially enjoy the improvements Opel has made to the Crossland’s chassis. The engineers in Rüsselsheim have developed new damper tuning for the McPherson strut front suspension and the torsion-beam rear axle. In combination with improved steering precision and centre-feel, the chassis of the new Crossland delivers an optimum balance of comfort and agility, as well as high stability at motorway speeds.
New Crossland buyers can add extra safety to the enhanced driving dynamics with IntelliGrip (available from early 2021). This adaptive traction control system ensures optimum traction and stability on all kinds of surface.
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