Opel puts electric performance at the centre of its GSE showcase
Opel highlights electric performance with its GSE line-up
Opel puts electric performance at the centre of its GSE showcase
Opel presented its GSE line-up at Electrified Horizon near Leipzig/Halle Airport, focusing on electric performance models, rally technology and upcoming high-performance versions.
2026-04-28T22:26:02+03:00
2026-04-28T22:26:02+03:00
2026-04-28T22:26:02+03:00
Opel presented its GSE line-up at Electrified Horizon, held on 2 May near Leipzig/Halle Airport. The spotlight was on dynamic electric models and motorsport technology.
Among the key debuts were the Opel Mokka GSE and its rally version, the Mokka GSE Rally. The electric competition car produces 207 kW (281 hp) and 345 Nm of torque, placing it at the level of Rally4 machinery. The production Mokka GSE, developed on the basis of these technologies, can reach 200 km/h and has become the brand’s fastest series-production electric car.
Opel also showed several one-off projects. The Opel Manta GSe combines classic design with a modern electric powertrain and the brand’s Pixel Vizor front panel. The Rocks e-XTREME concept is a compact two-seat electric off-road show car.
The company additionally presented a prototype of the Opel Corsa GSE, which is due this year and will become the new range-topping version of the model.
The event underlined Opel’s direction toward sporty electric vehicles, positioned within the 2026 new-car segment and aimed at combining performance with everyday usability.
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Opel highlights electric performance with its GSE line-up
Opel presented its GSE line-up at Electrified Horizon near Leipzig/Halle Airport, focusing on electric performance models, rally technology and upcoming high-performance versions.
Michael Powers, Editor
Opel presented its GSE line-up at Electrified Horizon, held on 2 May near Leipzig/Halle Airport. The spotlight was on dynamic electric models and motorsport technology.
Among the key debuts were the Opel Mokka GSE and its rally version, the Mokka GSE Rally. The electric competition car produces 207 kW (281 hp) and 345 Nm of torque, placing it at the level of Rally4 machinery. The production Mokka GSE, developed on the basis of these technologies, can reach 200 km/h and has become the brand’s fastest series-production electric car.
Opel also showed several one-off projects. The Opel Manta GSe combines classic design with a modern electric powertrain and the brand’s Pixel Vizor front panel. The Rocks e-XTREME concept is a compact two-seat electric off-road show car.
The company additionally presented a prototype of the Opel Corsa GSE, which is due this year and will become the new range-topping version of the model.
The event underlined Opel’s direction toward sporty electric vehicles, positioned within the 2026 new-car segment and aimed at combining performance with everyday usability.
