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Opel Presents Corsa Hybrid Concept

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World premiere at IAA 2007

Opel Presents Corsa Hybrid Concept

* Near future: Corsa Hybrid concept car and Vectra Flexpower show potential

* Good outlook for environment: ecoFLEX variants with lowest CO2 value in model line

* Clean debut: Corsa 1.3 CDTI ecoFLEX with 119 g CO2 per kilometer

* Ongoing advancement: Combination of intelligent fuel-saving technologies

Press Release

Rüsselsheim — Opel presents a range of especially economical and low-emission vehicles at the IAA in Frankfurt (September 13–23, 2007). The current models showcase how automotive technology will look in the near future: the Corsa Hybrid concept car uses innovative technology with starter generator and stop/start automatic transmission which contributes to an average consumption of about 3,75 liters of diesel per 100 km (99 g CO2/km). The Vectra Flexpower with a 2.0-liter turbo engine designed for operation with bioethanol/gasoline mix also makes its debut at the IAA. …

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