While we’re busy checking out the new cars and concepts introduced at the Shanghai Auto Show, Opel unveiled the new Grandland X crossover ahead of its public debut at the Frankfurt Motor Show this autumn. Developed as a replacement for the outdated and already discontinued Antara, the Grandland X is the third crossover that Opel unleashed in recent months. It follows the updated Mokka X and the Crossland X, the latter being a Meriva replacement repackaged into an SUV.
Interestingly enough, this 4x4 offensive comes just as Opel was sold by General Motors to the PSA Group. Getting back to the vehicle in question, the Grandland X is rather familiar, sporting much of the company’s current design language (seen on most Buicks too). Given the size, it will go against the highly popular Nissan Qashqai, the Kia Sportage, and the newly unveiled Citroen C5 Aircross. The latter rides on the same architecture.
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