Opel Design Concept Cars

Monza Concept (2013)

The premiere of the breathtaking Monza Concept at the Frankfurt Motor show is the latest in a line of visionary IAA studies from Opel. It continues a long and proud tradition. In 1965, Opel was the first carmaker in Europe to build a study and present it to the public at the IAA with the spectacular Opel Experimental GT. Since then, we have continually developed this concept car culture as a visionary blueprint for the next generation of our production vehicles. We introduce groundbreaking technologies in studies so that we can deliver innovations to our customers down the road. The Opel Monza Concept is our vision of Opel’s future and stands for our fundamental values: German engineering and precision, combined with enthralling design and innovations suitable for everyday use. This car will have a long-term impact on the next generation of Opel models. In the following pages you can get a closer look at the influence and excitement of the concept cars that have premiered at the Frankfurt Motor Show in the last five decades.

RAK e (2011)

The RAK e opened a new chapter in electric mobility and extended Opel’s pioneering role in alternative propulsion systems. Aimed at young buyers, this car is defined by minimal energy costs, 100 kilometres for one euro, and a maximum speed of 120 km/h. “RAK e” recalls the pioneering spirit of Fritz von Opel and his revolutionary rocket-powered car. In 1928 RAK 2 catapulted the grandson of company-founder Adam Opel to a top speed of 228 km/h.

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