The body’s sculpted shape is accented by a distinctive radiator grille with a newly-designed Opel emblem. The Insignia boasts a flowing, powerful silhouette with a coupé-like roofline. The styling of the new 4.83 meter five-seater clearly expresses Opel’s strategy to make advanced technology and attractive design affordable. With its groundbreaking design and sophisticated technology, the Insignia makes a quantum leap toward rejuvenating the brand and providing the perfect opportunity to discover Opel. Standard equipment is extensive, with the entry-level models boasting air conditioning, CD-radio, on-board computer, electric height adjustment for the driver’s seat, as well as ESP and traction control.Ī new name, a new car, a new ambition. Compared to the competition, pricing for the diesels is also extremely reasonable in Germany, with the 110 hp 2.0 CDTI starting at 24,300 euros. The entry-level model – the four-door sedan with the 115 hp 1.6 ECOTEC gasoline engine – costs just 22,700 euros. Subsequently the Insignia engine line-up will be expanded with an EcoFLEX version offering very low CO2 emissions in addition to other, more powerful variants. The three new direct-injection diesels feature a displacement of 2.0 liter and outputs spanning from 110 to 160 hp.

The four gasoline engines range from a four-cylinder 115 hp unit to a V6 with 260 hp. All meet Euro 5 emissions standards and come with either manual or automatic six-speed transmissions.

The Insignia will launch with an exceptionally broad range of seven engines.

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