The Opel Grandland crossover has secured a spot in the top 15 of the prestigious Autocosmos "Recommended Cars of the Year" ranking in Chile, according to a statement from the Stellantis press service.

The automaker reports that the Opel Grandland competed against 153 rivals across all segments, including brands from China, Europe, North America, South America, and India.

The jury's reasoning was clear. They noted that the Opel Grandland represents a sensible and practical choice for buyers who favor understated design and interiors without an overload of screens, albeit at a higher but justified price point. The model is equipped with modern engineering and technology. Its new platform provides high structural rigidity and excellent ride comfort, making it smooth, comfortable, and stable on the road. The 48-volt technology contributes to a vehicle that is both maneuverable and highly efficient, delivering a refined driving experience at a high level.

In recent years, an additional 130 million euros have been invested in the production of the new Opel Grandland. Before the launch of the new Grandland, the Eisenach plant in Germany underwent the most extensive transformation in its entire history.