Opel Astra lineup expanded with longer-range electric and plug-in hybrid variants
Opel introduces updated Astra with up to 454 km electric range, improved plug-in hybrid range, and new V2L feature.
454 km
84 km (WLTP), up to 101 km city
32 minutes
What Happened
Opel has unveiled the updated Astra lineup, featuring a battery-electric version with up to 454 km range (WLTP), a plug-in hybrid with up to 84 km electric range, a hybrid, and a diesel. The Astra Electric also gains Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) capability and faster charging, with a 20-80% charge in about 32 minutes at a 100 kW DC station.
454 kmkm
WLTP combined cycle, 35 km more than previous model
84 kmkm
WLTP combined, up to 101 km in city (EAER City); 20 km increase
Why this matters
The Astra now offers a wider range of electrified options, making it easier for customers to choose a vehicle that fits their needs while reducing emissions.
Terms in This Story
- WLTP
- Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicles Test Procedure, a standard for measuring fuel consumption and range.
- V2L
- Vehicle-to-Load, a feature allowing the car to power external devices.
- PHEV
- Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle, which can be charged externally and run on electric power for short distances.
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