2023 Opel Astra - Interior and Exterior Details (Bold and Pure Design)
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- New interpretation of bold and pure Opel design philosophy
After the Mokka, Crossland and Grandland SUVs, the new Astra is Opel's first hatchback to interpret the brand's bold and pure design philosophy. The Opel Vizor (the new face of the brand first seen on the Mokka and the central exterior design element) follows the Opel Compass where the vertical and horizontal axes - the sharp crease in the hood and the wing shaped graphic of the daylight running lamps - intersect with the Opel Blitz emblem in the middle. Stretching across the front, making the new Astra look even wider, the Vizor also seamlessly integrates technologies such as the ultra-slim Intelli-Lux LED® headlamps and the front camera of the Intelli-Vision system. Viewed from the side, the next-generation Astra looks especially dynamic thanks to the pronounced forward rake of the C-pillar.
At the rear, the Opel Compass is repeated by the centrally mounted Blitz, the vertically aligned high-mounted brake lamp and the tail lamps (energy-saving LED, as is all exterior lighting). The Blitz emblem also doubles as the latch for the tailgate, which is made of state-of-the-art composite material. This technology is not only light in weight and rigid, it also allows the precise execution of design details such as the especially slim tail lamps.
"The new Astra represents the exciting next step of our new design execution", says Vice President Design, Mark Adams. "With its bold Vizor front face, strong muscular wheel arch blisters and sheer surfacing, the new Astra has a very sporty and confident personality. The interior also takes a bold step into the future. The strong driver-orientated cockpit with seamless glass look of the new Pure Panel will bring a whole new emotional experience to our customers."
Next-generation Pure Panel digital cockpit with fully-glazed option
The same German precision applies throughout the interior where the absolute highlight is the next generation of the Pure Panel, first introduced in the Mokka. This expansive, digital cockpit (optionally fully glazed) features two 10-inch displays, seamlessly integrated - together with the driver's side air vent - in a horizontal format. Thanks to a shutter-like layer that prevents upward reflections in the windscreen, the design dispenses with a hood over the displays, which further enhances the high-tech functionality and ambience.
With the physical controls reduced to the minimum in the form of finely crafted keys, the Pure Panel achieves the optimum balance between digitisation and intuitive operation, detoxed of irritating visual stimuli and without the need for sub-menus. There is no need for cables either, since the new generation of multimedia infotainment systems with connected services - which can be operated by natural language voice control as well as by touch - can be connected as standard on all model variants to wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto via compatible smartphones.
Best-in-class AGR ergonomic seats with massage and ventilation
Opel's ergonomic AGR seats enjoy an award-winning reputation and the new Astra continues this long-standing tradition. Certified by "Aktion Gesunder Rücken e. V." ("Campaign for Healthy Backs") the position of the front seats is 12 mm lower than in the previous model, further enhancing the feeling of a "sporty" drive. Good posture is guaranteed, with the foam density of the seats optimised according to the "Sport" or "Comfort" contours.
The new Opel Astra's AGR front seats are the best the compact class has to offer and feature a wide range of optional adjustments, from electric tilt to electro-pneumatic lumbar support. In Nappa leather-trim, they even offer ventilation, massage for the driver and heating at the rear as well as the front. Seats trimmed in stylish Alcantara are also available.
Opel Astra goes electric for first time with powerful plug-in hybrids
The new Opel Astra will be available from the start of sales with powerful plug-in hybrid electric drive as well as highly efficient petrol and diesel engines, electrifying Opel's compact class model for the first time in the brand's history. Power ranges from 81 kW (110 hp) to 96 kW (130 hp) with the petrol and diesel variants and up to 165 kW (225 hp) system output with the plug-in hybrid variants. A six-speed gearbox is standard on the petrol and diesel power units, with an eight-speed automatic transmission (electrified on the plug-in hybrids) optional on the more powerful engines.
Opel will open the order books for the new Astra in autumn 2021. The first customers will take delivery of their cars in early 2022.
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Beautiful!!!!! 🤩
Bring it to South Africa 🇿🇦
Super tableau de bord panoramique
Yababa🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
c'est chic
1.2 puretech turbo with 130hp this is a catastrophic engine 😳
Nice car
Красивая
Please come to India.....pls pls pls
Vou jogar na mesa vou buscar essa maquina quarta ele ai
Well its a beautiful car from the optic but how realiable will that engine be ? as much i know so far its only 3 cylinder ?
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Really nice car - greetings from Honda #CivicHybrid #TypeR
Will it last like an Honda?
Ребята, подскажите, что за трек на 6:36?!
legal
beautiful but heavy like an elephant, the past opel light weight chassis 200+kg lighter have been removed 100% after merge with PSA, not this opel continues the PSA elephant car legacy. it will be a gas guzzler.
Too grey....
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