A small SUV that packs a big punch—with the Crossland X, automaker Opel presents a spacious car with an appealing design. This crossover between a minivan and an SUV proves to be the ideal companion for women who live life to the fullest. The CUV—short for Crossover Utility Vehicle—based on the Peugeot 2008, impresses with its flowing lines.
Opel Unveils the “Crossland X”: A Car for Independent Women
In particular, the vehicle's flexible interior design makes it possible to combine several living spaces:
- Work,
- Leisure,
- Family and
- Hobby.
The sliding seats in the second row let you make room for your groceries or a folded-up stroller. If you need more storage space, fold down the row of seats or remove them entirely. With the spacious Crossland X, you can drive the kids to school, go shopping with friends, or head out with your partner to buy furniture. The crossover really shines with its dimensions.
Unlike its predecessor, it’s taller. It’s 15 centimeters shorter in length, measuring “only” 4.21 meters. This makes the new Opel model a sleek city car that’s easy to park.
What are the advantages of the Crossland X?
This city SUV with a rugged look also impresses with its efficient engine. In addition to the three-cylinder gasoline engine, the Opel is being launched with a four-cylinder diesel engine. Power output ranges from 81 to 130 PS. The unpainted wheel wells and plastic inserts on the doors give it an authentic look. At the front and rear of the vehicle, the manufacturer has incorporated underbody protection.
As you drive the Crossland X along Austria’s roads, you’ll enjoy a comprehensive range of features. The list of options includes full-LED headlights, a 180-degree rearview camera, and a panoramic roof. You can also choose, for example, premium infotainment and high-quality telematics. With this new Opel model, you’re not just following trends—you’re setting new standards.
