OpelSpecs for all Opel models

As of May 2023, Opel currently offers the following types of electric cars: Electric Hatchback (Opel Corsa-e) and Electric SUV (Opel Mokka-e). The available types of electric vehicles may vary depending on the region and market demand.

Opel vehicles are primarily produced in Europe. The main manufacturing facilities for Opel are located in Germany, including the plants in Rüsselsheim, Eisenach, and Kaiserslautern. Opel also has production sites in other European countries, such as Spain (Zaragoza) and Poland (Gliwice). Additionally, Opel vehicles are produced in other regions through strategic partnerships or joint ventures. For example, some Opel models are manufactured in China by partnering with a local automaker. The specific production locations may vary depending on the model and market demand.

Opel's most famous innovations include the Opel Eye driver assistance system, FlexFix Bicycle Carrier, FlexRide Adaptive Suspension, IntelliLink Infotainment System, Opel Ampera extended-range electric vehicle, and Opel OnStar connected car system. These innovations have enhanced Opel owners' safety, convenience, and driving experience.

The Opel Corsa is the Opel model that has sold the most units worldwide, making it the most popular Opel car ever. Around 18,000,000 Corsas have been sold worldwide throughout its 39-year production run, and the number is still growing.

Opel offers a diverse range of cars across different segments to meet customer needs, such as compact hatchbacks, sedans, SUVs and crossovers, vans and electric vehicle lineups. Opel's range of cars covers a wide spectrum of customer preferences, from compact and efficient options to more extensive and versatile vehicles. The brand focuses on combining practicality, style, and innovative technologies to deliver a satisfying driving experience.

The sideways lightning bolt emblem of Opel, a German automotive manufacturer that creates and sells vehicles under the Opel name, is instantly recognizable. Opel manufactures automobiles that are also offered under other brand names in different countries across the globe. For instance, in North America and China, its cars are marketed under the Buick moniker, but in Australia, used to be known as Holden. Vauxhall is a British sister company of Opel. In 2017, General Motors (GM) sold its Opel/Vauxhall subsidiary to the PSA Group. This acquisition made Opel a part of the PSA Group, and they have been operating under the umbrella of the PSA Group since then.