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Opel Grandland Electric Long Range now available from €47,950

White Opel Grandland EV electric car parked indoors near two charging stations with large windows in background.
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  1. Opel Grandland Electric Long Range charging
  2. Other powertrains available
  3. When will it arrive?

The Opel Grandland Electric Long Range is now available to order, with prices starting at €47,950. Fitted with a 97 kWh battery, this electric SUV claims up to 694 km of WLTP range on a single charge.

Its powertrain produces 170 kW (231 hp) and 345 Nm of torque, enabling it to complete 0–100 km/h in 8.8 seconds and reach a top speed of 170 km/h.

Opel Grandland Electric Long Range charging

Like the other electric variants in the range, the Grandland supports AC charging at up to 11 kW and DC charging at up to 160 kW.

The Long Range version arrives in Portugal in two trim levels: Edition, the entry-level model, and GS. Even the Edition comes with ergonomic Intelli-Seats, a chassis featuring Frequency Selective Damping technology, a 10-inch infotainment display and LED headlights. The GS adds equipment including the Intelli-HUD head-up display, an Intelli-Vision 360° camera, a 16-inch screen and further technologies.

Other powertrains available

Alongside the Long Range model, the Grandland Electric is also offered with a 73 kWh battery, providing up to 521 km of WLTP range. An all-wheel-drive version is also available, developing 239 kW (325 hp) and 509 Nm of torque.

The wider line-up additionally includes two hybrid versions: a 48 V mild-hybrid and a plug-in hybrid, with 145 hp and 195 hp respectively. These provide alternatives for buyers seeking more conventional powertrains.

When will it arrive?

The Opel Grandland Electric Long Range can now be ordered from €47,950. The first examples are expected to reach the market shortly. Explore pricing for the complete range.

Opel also includes several services when purchasing one of its electric models, including a Wallbox for fast home charging, e-routes functions, eight years of mobile assistance and roadside assistance, plus a battery warranty.

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Oliver Kensington

Oliver Kensington is an automotive journalist and Subaru specialist with over a decade of experience covering Japanese performance engineering, all-wheel-drive systems and practical vehicle maintenance. He contributes expert insight to autotecnica subaru.co, with particular interests in Subaru servicing, model comparisons, aftermarket upgrades and the marque’s motorsport heritage.

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