The Opel Frontera Electric now offers 408 km of range for €31,900.

A range extended to 408 kilometers with a new 54 kWh battery. This represents a jump of approximately 100 kilometers over the base model, making the model even more attractive for those seeking space, reliability, and zero emissions in an affordable package. This is a long-awaited development, especially for those who appreciated the new Frontera's debut at dealerships last spring.

Available in the Edition trim, the new Frontera Electric “Extended Range” can be ordered in Italy starting from €31,900, all-in-one (excluding VAT). This price places the SUV among the most competitive solutions in its segment, offering much more than simple energy savings. Because electric, in this case, is accompanied by attention to detail and intelligent design that addresses the daily needs of families, commuters, and modern motorists.

"If you want a practical, fully electric SUV with plenty of space, our Frontera is the right choice. Now with a range of 408 km, for long, worry-free journeys without sacrificing accessibility," said Giorgio Vinciguerra, Head of Opel Italy. The promise is clear: to bring electric vehicles to an ever-wider audience, with concrete solutions that transcend premium concepts.

The new 54 kWh battery pack is at the heart of this evolution. It not only increases range, but also improves efficiency, reducing fuel consumption and making the Frontera even more suitable for everyday use. For those with different needs, the 44 kWh battery version remains available, offering up to 305 km of range and a lower starting price of €29,900. The option of choosing between two battery sizes makes the offering flexible and tailor-made, with a focus on urban mobility and out-of-town travel.

One of the Frontera's strengths remains its spaciousness. Opel's compact SUV boasts a modular trunk of up to 1,600 liters, a comfortable and functional second row, and numerous smart solutions, such as smartphone pockets in the seatbacks and tablet holders. Those choosing the hybrid version can also opt for a seven-seater configuration, thanks to two additional seats in the third row. In any case, Opel has focused on cross-seat comfort, capable of adapting to various family or professional configurations.

Ergonomics are also top priority: Opel's patented Intelli-Seats offer intelligent support even on long journeys, thanks to a central recess that relieves pressure on the spine. This comfort highlight demonstrates that, even in more affordable models, innovation shouldn't be sacrificed.

Charging times also play in the new Frontera's favor. By connecting to a 100 kW rapid charging station, it takes just 30 minutes to go from 20% to 80% charge, making the car perfectly suited to the needs of those who are always on the go and have no time to waste.

In a market where electric vehicles are still struggling to establish themselves in the mid-price range, Opel responds with a clear, concrete, and well-calibrated offering. The new Frontera Electric "Extended Range" appeals directly to Italian families and those seeking a sustainable alternative without compromise, focusing on versatility, range, and affordability. And it does so with the solid and pragmatic style that has always distinguished the Blitz brand.