Opel GT X Experimental

Opel

GT X Experimental
Presentation year:	2018
Vehicle fair:
Class :
Body shape :	SUV
Length:	4063 mm
Width:	1830 mm
Height:	1528 mm
Wheelbase:	2625 mm
Production model:	none

Rear view

The Opel GT X Experimental is a concept study by the German car manufacturer Opel from 2018.

overview

The show car was presented by Opel in 2018. The "X" stands for SUVs . With the study, Opel wants to show what the Opel design should look like in the mid-2020s. The SUV class was chosen because Opel wants to make it more environmentally friendly with a lightweight construction and thus achieve a lower ecological footprint . Therefore, the vehicle is also equipped with an electric motor . The battery should have a capacity of 50 kWh , which can also be charged inductively. The battery capacity should allow a range of 300 kilometers . The car should master level 3 of autonomous driving .

As the four doors open in opposite directions, there is no B-pillar . In addition, a panoramic windscreen is installed that extends over the entire roof. The study hereby engages the Opel Mokka B before. As with the Opel GT Concept , the side mirrors have been saved on the Opel GT X Experimental and replaced by small cameras. The fittings have been replaced by a curved display. Opel calls this type of display a "pure panel". A head-up display was also used in the study. The driver's seat is automatically adjusted by a camera above the steering wheel. Thanks to a turntable, the Opel logo always remains horizontal. The Opel Blitz is also illuminated.

The radiator grille of the concept car has been redesigned and is to become the new design standard for Opel models in the future.

Web links

Manufacturer's page on the vehicle .

Individual evidence

↑ Holger Wittich, hwi, Uli Baumann, uba, Jochen Knecht: Opel GT X Experimental (2018): Hello future, hello new mocha! August 22, 2018, accessed January 21, 2020 .
↑ ^a ^b Thomas Geiger: Electric Study: Opel GT X Experimental . In: THE WORLD . December 28, 2018 ( welt.de [accessed January 21, 2020]).
↑ Holger Wittich, hwi, Uli Baumann, uba, Jochen Knecht: Opel GT X Experimental (2018): Hello future, hello new mocha! August 22, 2018, accessed January 21, 2020 .
↑ Tom Grünweg, DER SPIEGEL: Opel GT X Experimental: The New Volkswagen - DER SPIEGEL - Mobility. Accessed January 21, 2020 .

Opel timeline

Timeline of the Opel models from 1945 to today
class	Body versions	Part of General Motors																																																																PPE
		40s					50s										60s										70s										80s										90s										2000s										2010s										2020s
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Microcar	Hatchback																																																																							Karl
Microcar	Hatchback																																																																					Adam
Small car	Hatchback																																						Corsa A											Corsa B								Corsa C							Corsa D							Corsa E				Corsa F
Small car	Sports coupe																																																			Tigra A										Tigra B
Compact class	Hatchback, notchback, station wagon																																				Chevette
																			Cadet A.				Cadet B.								Cadet C.						Cadet D.					Cadet E.							Astra F						Astra G						Astra H						Astra J.					Astra K
				Olympia																				Olympia A																																												Ampera						Ampera-e
	Coupe																		Cadet A.				Cadet B / Olympia A											Cadet C.																							Astra G Coupé / OPC					Astra H GTC / OPC							Astra J GTC
	Cabriolet																																																									Astra G convertible					Astra H TwinTop							Cascada
Middle class	Sports coupe																										Manta A					Manta B																Calibra
	Hatchback																																																											Signum
	Hatchback, notchback, station wagon									Olympic record				Olympic record / 1200														Ascona A					Ascona B						Ascona C							Vectra A								Vectra B						Vectra C						Insignia A								Insignia B
upper middle class	Notchback, station wagon													Record P1			/ P2			Record A		/ B		Record C					Record D						Record E										Omega A							Omega B
																									Commodore A				Commodore B						Commodore C.
																																			Senator A.										Senator B
	Coupe																			Record A		/ B		Record C					Record D						Monza
	Coupe																							Commodore A					Commodore B
Upper class	Notchback				captain						captain				Captain P1 / P2						Captain A / Admiral A / Diplomat A					Captain B / Admiral B / Diplomat B
Sports car																									GT																																	Speedster						GT
Microvan	Hatchback																																																									Agila A							Agila B
Minivan																																																											Meriva A									Meriva B
Compact van																																																									Zafira A						Zafira B						Zafira C
Van																																																						Sintra
SUV	Hatchback																																																																									Crossland X
																																																																					mocha				Mocha X				mocha
																																																																Antara										Grandland X
Off-road vehicle	Hatchback																																																Frontera A							Frontera B
Off-road vehicle	Hatchback																																																	Monterey
Pick up																																																	Campo
Box van																																											Cadet E Combo								Combo B
High roof combination	Station wagon, panel van																																																										Combo C										Combo D						Combo E
Vans	Minibus, van, flatbed																													Bedford Blitz																									Arena ^[1]			Vivaro A ^[2]													Vivaro B ^[2]					Zafira Life
																														Bedford Blitz																									Arena ^[1]			Vivaro A ^[2]													Vivaro B ^[2]					Vivaro C
		lightning							lightning							lightning						lightning																																		Movano A ^[1]											Movano B ^[1]
of British GM subsidiary Vauxhall made manufactured by American GM companies of Daewoo Motors or GM Korea prepared of Isuzu manufactured (1971-2006 GM was involved in Isuzu) of Lotus produced (1986-1993 Lotus was owned by GM) in collaboration with Suzuki produced (1981-2008 GM was involved in Suzuki) of Fiat produced (2000-2005 GM was involved in Fiat, from the time comes, the SCCS platform evolution) in cooperation with Renault Nissan prepared: [1] manufactured led by Renault, [2] under the command of Vauxhall made in collaboration with PSA produced

[1] Holger Wittich, hwi, Uli Baumann, uba, Jochen Knecht: Opel GT X Experimental (2018): Hello future, hello new mocha! August 22, 2018, accessed January 21, 2020 .

[:0-2] Thomas Geiger: Electric Study: Opel GT X Experimental . In: THE WORLD . December 28, 2018 ( welt.de [accessed January 21, 2020]).

[3] Holger Wittich, hwi, Uli Baumann, uba, Jochen Knecht: Opel GT X Experimental (2018): Hello future, hello new mocha! August 22, 2018, accessed January 21, 2020 .

[4] Tom Grünweg, DER SPIEGEL: Opel GT X Experimental: The New Volkswagen - DER SPIEGEL - Mobility. Accessed January 21, 2020 .