It is one of the most important aspects and is that brands have correctly interpreted that post-pandemic natural spaces are essential to expose each of their new models. This is the case of Opel that has incorporated an unforgettable vehicle and that maintains its adventurous essence perfectly from the beginning. This is the case of the new Opel Grandland, which has been presented in the well-known Sierra de Ayllon. On this occasion we find a model that bets on a renewed sports and dynamic line and that is complemented by a comfortable interior and great standing.
The brand has opted for the well-known Spanish mountain range as the great essence of a model that navigates between many times at once. In this model have opted for lighting with great innovation, so they have paid tribute to the innovative Intelli-Lux Led Pixel technology, being a vehicle that offers the best performance at all times.
In this new version they have taken advantage of expanding their purities, finding the Opel Vizor throughout the front, complemented by the Opel fold on the hood. Regarding the bumpers and side moldings are painted in the color of the body, in contrast to the protectors of the bass in black and silver tones.
Ergonomics and comfort have been taken care of to the maximum, to make each trip an unforgettable experience. On the other hand, we find an important novelty and improvement in each of the elements that make up security. Therefore, thanks to the camera that when it detects an individual is highlighted on the instrument panel so that the user can easily distinguish them.
A great vision
In this SUV-style model has a technology of 168 LED diodes, that provides a perfect adaptation of the light beam to each driving situation and the environment, without dazzling the rest of the traffic. On the other hand, we find five different traction styles that will help to control it better on any type of surface. The new Opel Grandland also features an offer of driving assistance features that put it at the forefront of its segment.
