New Opel Astra Plug-in Hybrid as XS Show Car

• Unique project will star at XS Carnight “20 Years of XSCN” in Berlin, July 29-30
• Cooperation with XS Carnight to sharpen Opel’s image in the tuning community
• Next appearance of Astra “XS” in September at XS Carnight at Lake Wörthersee

The tuning specialist XS has gone to work on the new Opel Astra plug-in hybrid. The electrified Astra show car in high-gloss white paint and black décor produces 133 kW/180 hp of system power and 360 Newton meters of maximum torque (WLTP combined fuel consumption¹: 1.1 l/100 km, CO₂ emissions 26-24 g/km). In addition, the five-door features top-of-the-line Ultimate equipment and numerous state-of-the-art technologies, such as the digital Pure Panel cockpit and the adaptive Intelli-Lux LED® Pixel Light, as well as AGR-certified sport front seats. The project is part of a cooperation with XS Carnight that will further energise Opel’s image in the tuning community as the approachable German brand. Fans had already been wowed by the public debut of the newest Astra generation at last year’s international Tuning Meeting at Lake Wörthersee.

The team from XS Carnight team has equipped the Astra with additional “GRINDS air suspension” and height sensors from “Carstyle me”, combined with the original shock absorbers. The 20-inch forged wheels (for display purposes only) from the American rim manufacturer "RVNT Forged" are real eye-catchers. Finally, the show car’s unmistakable look is completed by motorsport decals like those available from Opel Accessories, on the car’s sides and windscreen.

In the cooperation between XS Carnight and Opel – which this year is celebrating its 160^th anniversary – the Astra show car will play a starring role at the anniversary XS Carnight “20 Years of XSCN” on July 29-30 at the Berlin Olympic Stadium. Anyone who wants to see the Astra “XS” live should hurry; the last tickets are available online here. The next highlight in a series of events will be on September 17 with the XS Carnight at Lake Wörthersee in Austria.

^[1] Provisional range determined according to WLTP test procedure methodology (R (EC) No. 715/2007, R (EU) No. 2017/1151). The actual range can vary under everyday conditions and depends on various factors, in particular on personal driving style, route characteristics, outside temperature, use of heating and air conditioning and thermal preconditioning.