THE NEWcomer in FIGURES
Equipped with up to 2,693 litres of versatile storage space.
The short version measures 4.40 meters, the long version 4.75 meters.
5 or 7 seats? The question arises in both variants.
Both variants have a height of
1.80 meters.
Trailer load up to 1,500 kg.
Giraffes aren’t the only ones who would stretch out their necks to admire this view: The new Opel Combo Life is a breath of fresh air in the minivan segment. It offers plenty of room and boasts a range of innovations. The fifth generation of the versatile Combo comes fully equipped with an array of technologies and assistance systems, such as Driver Drowsiness Alert, Rear View Camera with 180° bird’s-eye view, Head up display, IntelliGrip, and comfort features such as heated seats and a heated leather steering wheel. The newcomer, it is the third vehicle developed together with Groupe PSA, will appeal to families with its versatility and spaciousness combined with an outstanding offer of ultra-modern driver assistance systems.
As with previous models, the fifth-generation Combo will also be available as a utility van. Known for their versatility, these Opel all-rounders have always been trendsetting. That’s all been documented in our photo series, which spans more than three decades.
THE OPEL Combo
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- Opel Combo A (1986 bis 1993) It all got started in 1986 with the Combo A, also known as Kadett Combo, which based on the platform of Kadett E.
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- Exclusively available as a utility van, the Kadett Combo blazed ahead (down dry roads as well as through puddles), and was kept in production for around two years longer than its platform provider.
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- Opel Combo B (1993 bis 2001) First released in 1993, the Combo B serves as a perfect purchasing aid. The second-generation DNA stems from the Corsa B.
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- From 1995 onwards, the second generation of the popular Opel utility van is also available for the first time as a leisure activity van, which features a second row of seats and is dubbed the Combo Tour.
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- Opel Combo C (2001 bis 2011) The Combo C can accommodate entire refrigerators and tube televisions in its trunk. Thus it is a popular choice among many drivers between 2001 and 2011.
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- Like its immediate predecessor, the Combo C is based on the platform of the simultaneously produced Corsa (in its third generation), and serves as an excellent companion, also for in-line skaters.
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- Opel Combo D (2011 – 2018) This fourth-generation model is also a flexible utility van: It is available with two wheelbases and roof heights, now takes up to 4,600 liters.
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- Perfect for families and travel, the Combo D can seat up to seven passengers – on their way to a picnic, for example.
February 2018