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    02 Aug 2022

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    The Opel Combo-e arrives in Singapore packed with a 134bhp electric motor, a 293km WLTP range, and a total of 4,440 litres of space for cargo.

    Electrified logistics is getting yet another boost here in Singapore, with the arrival of the new Opel Combo-e.

    The all-electric compact van comes to Singapore as the larger of the two variants offered internationally, sporting a total length of 4,753mm. This translates to a cargo space of 4,400 litres, allowing owners to carry items up to 3,440mm in length. Maximum payload capacity here is 753kg.

    Sliding doors at either side of the Opel Combo-e will open up to a 4,440 litre cargo area
    Sliding doors at either side of the Opel Combo-e, alongside barn-style doors at the rear, should offer easy access to all cargo within.

    And all your cargo here will be hauled along by a 134bhp electric motor, which means your van and goods will be able to complete the zero to 100km/h sprint in just 9.2 seconds, local commercial vehicle speed limits notwithstanding.

    More relevant information to potential owners include the fact that the Opel Combo-e is animated by a 50kWh battery, giving the van a WLTP range of 293km.

    Singapore-bound models will sport a 5.0-inch infotainment touchscreen in the cabin
    Charging speeds for this battery meanwhile, tops at 100kW when utilising a direct current source. Maximum charging speed via alternating current stands at 11kW, which will allow you reach a 100% state-of-charge in just five hours of charging.

    The Opel Combo-e further comes with a 5.0-inch infotainment touchscreen, alongside a 3.5-inch LCD display within its instrument cluster within its cabin.

    All examples of the Opel Combo-e sold here in Singapore via Auto Germany will come with a three-year factory warranty alongside an additional two-year local warranty, up to a maximum of 160,000km. They will also come with six months of road tax and three years of free annual servicing.

    Car ModelPrice as of press time (inclusive of COE)
    Opel Combo-e Electric 50 kWh (A)$115,500
    Opel Combo-e Electric 50 kWh Sliding Door Window (A)$117,000
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    02 Aug 2022

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    The Opel Combo-e arrives in Singapore packed with a 134bhp electric motor, a 293km WLTP range, and a total of 4,440 litres of space for cargo.

    Electrified logistics is getting yet another boost here in Singapore, with the arrival of the new Opel Combo-e.

    The all-electric compact van comes to Singapore as the larger of the two variants offered internationally, sporting a total length of 4,753mm. This translates to a cargo space of 4,400 litres, allowing owners to carry items up to 3,440mm in length. Maximum payload capacity here is 753kg.

    Sliding doors at either side of the Opel Combo-e will open up to a 4,440 litre cargo area
    Sliding doors at either side of the Opel Combo-e, alongside barn-style doors at the rear, should offer easy access to all cargo within.

    And all your cargo here will be hauled along by a 134bhp electric motor, which means your van and goods will be able to complete the zero to 100km/h sprint in just 9.2 seconds, local commercial vehicle speed limits notwithstanding.

    More relevant information to potential owners include the fact that the Opel Combo-e is animated by a 50kWh battery, giving the van a WLTP range of 293km.

    Singapore-bound models will sport a 5.0-inch infotainment touchscreen in the cabin
    Charging speeds for this battery meanwhile, tops at 100kW when utilising a direct current source. Maximum charging speed via alternating current stands at 11kW, which will allow you reach a 100% state-of-charge in just five hours of charging.

    The Opel Combo-e further comes with a 5.0-inch infotainment touchscreen, alongside a 3.5-inch LCD display within its instrument cluster within its cabin.

    All examples of the Opel Combo-e sold here in Singapore via Auto Germany will come with a three-year factory warranty alongside an additional two-year local warranty, up to a maximum of 160,000km. They will also come with six months of road tax and three years of free annual servicing.

    Car ModelPrice as of press time (inclusive of COE)
    Opel Combo-e Electric 50 kWh (A)$115,500
    Opel Combo-e Electric 50 kWh Sliding Door Window (A)$117,000
    24.4k

    Tags

    car launch new car launch opel combo combo-e opel combo-e electric van van

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