Opel Tech 1

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Opel Tech 1 Auto Rai 1983.jpg
Tech-1 Concept
Presentation year: 1981
Vehicle fair: IAA
Class : Compact class
Body shape : Station wagon
Engine: Gasoline engine
Production model: Opel Kadett E.

The Opel Tech-1 Concept is a research car and concept vehicle from the German manufacturer Opel . It was presented at the International Motor Show (IAA) in 1981. The vehicle is based on the production vehicle Opel Kadett D and its GM-T platform (1979) ( "T-Car" ). The design comes from Erhard Schnell .

body

The design aimed for a record in aerodynamics. The drag coefficient ( c w value) reached 0.235, to which the panoramic window contributed. The face was the forerunner of the Opel Omega A 1986, of the Opel Rekord E followed. The hubcaps went into series production.

inner space

All controls except the steering wheel, gear lever and pedals were push buttons.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Antti Kautonen: Future Models - Opel Concept Vehicles , General Motors Suisse SA, accessed on December 3, 2016
  2. ↑ 1981 Opel Tech-1 Concept , Hooniverse from September 5, 2015
  3. ↑ Opel's former IAA studies - what has become of you? , kicker from August 27, 2013
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