To reset the service indicator on a 2024 Opel Grandland, follow these steps:

1. Switch off the ignition.
2. Press and hold the left stalk button.
3. The service interval will be reset.

It is recommended to seek the assistance of a workshop for proper functionality.

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Summary of Contents for Opel GRANDLAND 2024

Page 1 OPEL GRANDLAND Owner’s Manual...
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Introduction..........2 Getting to know your vehicle....4 Dashboard instruments and control..62 Infotainment...........83 Starting & operating......107 Advanced driving assistance systems.137 In case of emergency......176 Maintenance and vehicle care.....187 Technical Specifications...... 202 Customer information......217...
Page 4: Introduction
When this Owner's Manual refers to located. a workshop visit contact a qualified ● The index will enable you to search for workshop that has the required technical specific information. information, skills and equipment. We recommend your Opel Service Partner.
Page 5 Introduction A Hybrid 48 V vehicle is propelled by a Warning combination of an Internal Combustion Engine and an electric engine. The Text marked Warning provides electric engine supports the Internal information on risk of accident or injury. Combustion Engine but can also propell Disregarding this information may lead the vehicle by itself.
Page 6: Getting To Know Your Vehicle
Getting to know your vehicle Getting to know your Massage seats ........ 23 Hazard warning flashers....45 Rear Seats .........24 Turn lights.........46 vehicle Folding backrests......24 Rear fog lights........46 Heating..........24 Intelli-Lux HD headlights....46 Keys............5 Seat belt..........25 Parking lights........49 Remote control function.....
Page 7: Keys
Getting to know your vehicle ● anti-theft locking system ð page 10 Warning Keys ● anti-theft alarm system ð page 10 Once the built-in key is ejected, always ● tailgate unlocking ð page 8 Electronic Key With Keyless Entry And keep it with you to be able to carry out ●...
Page 8 Getting to know your vehicle Additionally, the electronic key includes Locking Unlock the vehicle by pressing the functionality of the radio remote Press marking on the front door handles. on the remote control or touch the sensor control ð page 5 of the driver's door handle to unlock the Entire vehicle will be locked.
Page 9: Automatic Locking After Driving Off
Getting to know your vehicle Note Activation or deactivation A short time after unlocking with the remote control or electronic key, the doors are being locked automatically if no door has been opened. A precondition is that the setting is activated in the Info Display ð...
Page 10: Replacement Keys
Getting to know your vehicle Battery replacement 3. Extract the flat battery from its quoted when ordering replacement keys location. as it is a component of the immobilizer Replacing Battery In Key system. 4. Replace battery with a battery of Replace the battery as soon as the the same type.
Page 11 Getting to know your vehicle Manual unlocking Manual locking Insert the key into the lock cylinder and turn it anti-clockwise. The lock cylinder in the driver's door is Manually lock the left front door by covered by a cap. After locking, cover the lock cylinder with inserting and turning the key in the lock the cap: insert the cap with the lower side cylinder.
Page 12: Vehicle Security System
Getting to know your vehicle Activating The central locking system can also be operated by touching the sensor of the driver's door handle. Touch the sensor of the drivers's door handle to unlock or to lock. Confirmation Operation of central locking system is confirmed by the hazard warning flashers.
Page 13: Activation Without Monitoring Of Passenger Compartment And Vehicle Inclination
Getting to know your vehicle It monitors: To activate the anti-theft alarm system, lock the vehicle by using the radio remote ● doors, tailgate, bonnet control or by touching the sensor on the ● driver's door handle. passenger compartment including adjoining load compartment Central locking systemð...
Page 14: Immobiliser
Getting to know your vehicle on the key deactivates the anti-theft If the battery has been reconnected (e.g. Manual unlocking ð page 8. alarm system. after maintenance work), wait for ten MMOBILISER minutes to restart the engine. The system is not deactivated by The system is part of the ignition unlocking the driver's door with the built- Fault...
Page 15: Windows
Opel specifications. Otherwise, these systems may not work properly and there is a risk of unexpected behaviour and / or messages from these systems.
Page 16: Heated Rear Window
Getting to know your vehicle Operate the switch for the respective EATED REAR WINDOW OWER WINDOWS window by pushing to open or pulling to close. Warning Pushing or pulling gently to the first Take care when operating the power detent: window moves up or down as windows.
Page 17: Child Safety System For Rear Windows
Getting to know your vehicle Child safety system for rear Activate the window electronics as follows: windows 1. Close the doors. 2. Switch on the ignition. 3. Pull the switch until the window is closed and keep pulling for additional two seconds.
Page 18: Exterior Mirrors
Getting to know your vehicle 6. Open the window completely by Then swivel the control to adjust the pushing the switch. selected mirror. 7. Close the window completely by OLDING MIRRORS pulling the switch again. Folding mirrors Exterior mirrors Manual electric folding ONVEX SHAPE The shape of the mirror makes objects appear smaller, which will affect the...
Page 19: Automatic Anti-Dazzle
Getting to know your vehicle set to highest position, and set to lowest UTOMATIC ANTI DAZZLE position for small people. Front head restraints Height adjustment Removal Press catch, pull the head restraint Dazzle from following vehicles is upwards and remove. automatically reduced, when driving in Rear head restraints the dark.
Page 20: Memory Settings
Getting to know your vehicle Refitting a head restraint With the ignition on or engine running ● Press button 1 or 2 to recall the ● Insert the head restraint rods into corresponding position. the guides in the corresponding seat backrest.
Page 21: Front Seats
Getting to know your vehicle Front Seats wheel with arms slightly bent. Maintain contact between shoulders and the backrest when turning the steering Position wheel. Do not angle the backrest too far back. We recommend a maximum Warning rake of approx. 25°. ●...
Page 22: Longitudinal Adjustment
Getting to know your vehicle Longitudinal adjustment Lumbar support Rotate the wheel forwards or backwards to recline the seat. Seat height Adjust lumbar support using the four-way Pull handle, slide seat, release handle. switch to suit personal requirements. Try to move the seat back and forth to ensure that the seat is locked in place.
Page 23: Seat Angle
Getting to know your vehicle ● Seat angle Tilt the rear of the control upwards or downwards to obtain the required height. ● Tilt the front of the control upwards or downwards to obtain the required angle. Backrest angle ● Press and hold the front or rear of the Pull handle, slide seat, release handle.
Page 24: Thigh Support
Getting to know your vehicle Thigh support If the settings are suitable, press to activate/deactivate the function in the Seats application. If no action is taken, the display returns to its initial state. The function status is not memorised when the ignition is switched off. Changing settings ●...
Page 25: Ventilating
Getting to know your vehicle Adjust the ventilation to the desired Warning intensity by pressing y for the respective If the settings are suitable, press seat one or more times. The control Prolonged use of heated seats is not to activate/deactivate the function in the indicator in the button indicates the recommended for people with sensitive Seats application.
Page 26: Rear Seats
Getting to know your vehicle Rear Seats Warning Drive only with engaged seats and Please note: an incorrectly latched backrests. backrest compromises the safety of passengers in the event of sudden Warning braking or an accident. The contents of the boot may be thrown Never adjust seats while driving as they forwards - risk of serious injury! could move uncontrollably.
Page 27: Seat Belt
Getting to know your vehicle Seat belt Belt pretensioners Periodically check all parts of the seat belt system for damage, soiling and In the event of a head-on, rear-end or proper functionality. side-on collision of a certain severity, the front seat belts and the outer rear Have damaged components replaced.
Page 28: Three-Point Seat Belt
Getting to know your vehicle Using the seat belt while HREE POINT SEAT BELT Loose or bulky clothing prevents the seat pregnant Fasten belt from fitting snugly. Do not place objects such as handbags or mobile phones between the seat belt and your body.
Page 29 Getting to know your vehicle Child restraint systems on front centre console. Do not put any magnetic Warning objects in this area. passenger seat with airbag Do not affix any objects onto the airbag The airbag system deploys in an systems covers and do not cover them with explosive manner, repairs must be...
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Page 31: Front Airbags System
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Page 32: Side Airbag System
Getting to know your vehicle The side airbag system is triggered in The curtain airbag system is triggered in the event of a side impact of a certain the event of a side-on impact of a certain severity. The ignition must be switched severity.
Page 33 Getting to know your vehicle The front passenger airbag system must system will inflate in the event of a continuously in the centre be deactivated for child restraint system collision. console on the passenger seat according to the If the control indicator OFF illuminates front passenger airbag is instructions in the table.
Page 34: Child Restraints
Getting to know your vehicle Child restraints Three-point seat belt When a child restraint system is being used, pay attention to the following usage Child restraint systems can be fastened and installation instructions and also by using a three-point seat belt. After HILD RESTRAINT SYSTEMS those supplied with the child restraint fastening the child restraint system the...
Page 35: Top Tether Anchors
Getting to know your vehicle Either a Top-tether strap or a support leg must be used in addition to the ISOFIX brackets. i-Size child seats and vehicle seats with i-Size approval are marked with i-Size symbol, see illustration. TOP TETHER Top-tether anchors ISOFIX brackets are indicated by a label In addition to the ISOFIX brackets, fasten...
Page 36 Getting to know your vehicle Suitable are child restraint systems that Weight: from 15 to 36 kg Please follow the child restraint comply with valid UN ECE regulations. manufacturers instructions to install the with or without ISOFIX mountings Check local laws and regulations for corresponding child restraints in the mandatory use of child restraint systems.
Page 37: Child Restraint Installation Locations
Getting to know your vehicle HILD RESTRAINT INSTALLATION LOCATIONS Seat position where the installation of a child seat is forbidden. Front passenger airbag deactivated.
Page 38 Getting to know your vehicle Front passenger airbag activated. Seat position suitable for the installation of a child seat secured using the seat belt and universally approved "rearward facing" and/or "forward facing" (U) for groups 0, 0+, 1, 2 or 3 or dedicated to children between 40 to 150 cm in size. Seat position suitable for the installation of a child seat secured using the seat belt and universally approved "forward facing"...
Page 39 Getting to know your vehicle ● F2: ISOFIX reduced height child seat. ● F3: ISOFIX full height child seat. Booster child seat,using seat belt or ISOFIX mountings: ● B2: reduced width booster seat. ● B3: full width booster seat. Seat position where the installation of an ISOFIX child seat is forbidden. For seat adjustments, refer to the summary table "Installing universal, ISOFIX and i-Size child seats".
Page 40 Getting to know your vehicle Seat numbers Front seats Rear seats row 2 Front passenger airbag Deactivated Activated "OFF" "ON" (g)(h) Position compatible with a universal child seat Rearward Facing (g)(h) Position compatible with a universal child seat Forward Facing Position compatible with an i-Size child seat / yes Rearward Facing...
Page 41 Getting to know your vehicle (c) To install a "rearward facing" child seat at this seat position, the front passenger airbag MUST be deactivated "OFF". (d) Only a "forward facing" child seat is authorized at this seat position with the front passenger airbag activated "ON". (e) For a "rearward facing"...
Page 42: Steering Wheel And Controls
Getting to know your vehicle Steering Wheel and Tip: TEERING WHEEL CONTROLS Controls Driving information and infotainment are available on a 10-inch and a 16-inch screen. TEERING WHEEL ADJUSTMENT The instrument panel information is visible above the steering wheel, for greater safety and driving comfort.
Page 43: Horn
Getting to know your vehicle Parking Engine start Operate the brake pedal and press Start/ Stop. Warning Ignition on power mode without starting Do not park the vehicle on an easily the engine ignitable surface. The high temperature of the exhaust system could ignite the Press Start/Stop without operating the surface.
Page 44: Windscreen Wiper And Washer
Getting to know your vehicle Windscreen wiper with To release steering wheel lock, open Wiper frequency and close driver's door and switch the adjustable wiper frequency Wiper lever in position INT, the wiping ignition on power mode or start the frequency is depending of the speed of engine directly.
Page 45: Windscreen Washer
Getting to know your vehicle Rear window wiper and the frequency of the windscreen wiper. increase and downwards to decrease If the ignition is switched off, automatic sensitivity. washer wiping mode is deactivated. To activate Make sure the sensor is not blockedð automatic wiping mode the next time the page 13 .
Page 46: Exterior Lighting
Getting to know your vehicle Rear window washer Turn the light switch: When the automatic light control function is switched on, the system switches sidelights between daytime running lights and Select low beam automatically depending on the external lighting conditions and Washer fluid is sprayed onto the rear AUTO automatic light control...
Page 47: Headlight Range Adjustment
Getting to know your vehicle EADLIGHT RANGE ADJUSTMENT EADLIGHT FLASH Table 2: BEV driver's seat occu‐ pied all seats occupied AUTO all seats occupied and load compart‐ ment laden driver's seat occu‐ pied and load com‐ partment laden To adapt headlight range to the vehicle load to prevent dazzling: turn thumb Pull to the point of resistance to activate EADLIGHTS WHEN DRIVING ABROAD...
Page 48: Turn Lights
Getting to know your vehicle When braking in an emergency, the position. After 20 seconds the volume NTELLI HEADLIGHTS hazard warning flashers are switched of the audible signal will increase if the The Intelli-Lux HD headlight system on automatically, depending on the speed is above 80 km/h.
Page 49: Country Light
Getting to know your vehicle Pedestrian light Activated automatically at a speed below ● the rear fog light is off, 30 km/h and deactivated after a few ● the windscreen wipers are activated for seconds with a speed above 50 km/h. more than two minutes.
Page 50: Curve Light
Getting to know your vehicle Curve light This feature allows high to function as adapted to the higher speed driven on main driving light in dark surroundings. motorways and to avoid dazzling drivers in the oncoming lanes. When following vehicles ahead or passing, dazzling for these vehicles is reduced.
Page 51: Parking Lights
Getting to know your vehicle Interior Lights ARKING LIGHTS OURTESY LIGHTS Depending on version, press or touch the button to activate the corresponding courtesy light. AUTO Front courtesy lights When the vehicle is parked, the parking NSTRUMENT PANEL LIGHTING lights on one side can be activated: The brightness of the following lights can 1.
Page 52: Lighting Features
Getting to know your vehicle ● Lighting Features Sunroof cluster ● door pocket lights ENTRE CONSOLE LIGHTING XIT LIGHTING Warning A spotlight integrated in the overhead The following lights are switched on console illuminates the centre console Take care when operating the sunroof. when the ignition is switched off: when headlights are switched on.
Page 53: Interior Storage
Getting to know your vehicle General hints Press and hold for more than two : Sunroof control seconds to close the sunroof. Release Safety function Open or close the button to stop the movement. If the sunroof encounters resistance Initialising the sunroof ●...
Page 54 Getting to know your vehicle Glove box Double load floor A storage compartment for inductive charging and USB sockets is located The double load floor can be inserted in beneath the instrument panel. the load compartment in two positions: Depending on version, the storage compartment may have a sliding cover and a cable pass through that grants access to storage in the second row...
Page 55: Cupholders
Getting to know your vehicle To remove, press the handle to unlock The rear cupholders are located in the using lashing straps or luggage net. the load floor and lift it up while using the armrest between the seats. Fold down AFETY NET handle.
Page 56: Warning Triangle
Getting to know your vehicle Stow the warning triangle in the space at the rear of the trunk door and secure it with the Velcro® fastener. IRST AID KIT Depending on version, a first aid kit may be located in the trunk. OADING INFORMATION Warning ●...
Page 57: Vehicle Loading
Getting to know your vehicle freedom of movement of the driver. Do The permissible roof load is 60kg. The not place any unsecured objects in the roof load is the combined weight of the interior. roof rack and the load. ●...
Page 58 Getting to know your vehicle Warning The transverse bars must only be fixed at the four anchorage points located on the Maximum load distributed over the roof frame. transverse roof bars, for a loading These points are concealed by the height not exceeding 40 cm (except vehicle doors when the doors are closed.
Page 59: Load Compartment
Getting to know your vehicle Load compartment Closing The power tailgate can be operated by: ● Pressing on the electronic key. AILGATE To prevent unintended opening of the tailgate, must be pressed longer Opening than during locking or unlocking. ● Hands-free operation with motion sensor below the rear bumper.
Page 60: Operation With The Electronic Key
Getting to know your vehicle Do not leave the electronic key in the the foot longer or move too slow below To open the tailgate, press the tailgate load compartment. Lock the vehicle after the bumper. The electronic key must button under the tailgate moulding until closing if it was unlocked previously.
Page 61: Stop Or Change Direction Of Movement
Getting to know your vehicle Operation with the button next Memorising an opening height trailer is electrically connected, the power tailgate can only be opened with the to the steering wheel To memorise a desired opening height, tailgate button or closed with in the move the tailgate to the desired position open tailgate.
Page 62: Trunk Light
Getting to know your vehicle Storage well Attention Locking after closing Do not install any carrier onto the If the fault persists after closing again, tailgate. the boot will remain locked. Note At low outside temperatures the tailgate 12 V accessory socket may not open fully by itself.
Page 63: Hood
Getting to know your vehicle The lighting time varies according to the circumstances: ● When the ignition is off, approximately 10 minutes. ● In energy saving mode, approximately 30 seconds. ● With the engine running, unlimited. Hood PENING CLOSING ● Raise the hood.
Page 64: Dashboard Instruments And Control
Dashboard instruments and control Dashboard instruments Turn lights.........76 High beam assist......81 Seat belt reminder......76 Rear fog light........81 and control Airbag and belt tensioners....76 Rain sensor........81 Airbag deactivation......77 Pedestrian safety alert fault....81 Instrument Panel Overview....63 Charging system......77 Active emergency braking....
Page 65: Instrument Panel Overview
Dashboard instruments and control Instrument Panel Overview High beam, headlight flash, turn Side air vents Power windowsð page 14 lights, rear fog light, parking lights, cluster pages Exterior mirrors/eHUD controlð Cruise control, speed limiter, page 16 adaptive cruise control Steering wheel paddles...
Page 66: Pedestrian Safety Alert
Dashboard instruments and control Clusterð page 68 24 Drive modesð page 118 NGINE COOLANT TEMPERATURE GAUGE Extended head-up display (eHUD) 25 Parking brakeð page 78 Infotainment controlsð page 83 26 Central locking button ð page 8 10 Windscreen wiper and washer ð 27 Steering wheel adjustment ð...
Page 67: Engine Oil Level Monitor
Dashboard instruments and control 2. Place the mobile device on the NGINE OIL LEVEL MONITOR Warning charging area. Note that the mobile The state of the engine oil level is device must be placed between the Remove any metal objects from the displayed in the cluster for a few seconds positioning aids.
Page 68: Power Outlet
Dashboard instruments and control Flashes yellow Plug in a 12 V accessory (with a Likewise, plus use of smartphone maximum rated power of 120 W) using applications with the touch screen. The mobile device has not been centred a suitable adapter. properly in the charging zone or an Depending on version, the vehicle is unknown object has been detected in the...
Page 69: Vehicle Customization
Privacy settings of Opel Connect can Note be configured in your vehicle. This will Emergency call Opel Connect is not available for all impact the set of data being sent, e.g., markets. For further information, contact The emergency call function will establish in case a breakdown call is triggered.The...
Page 70: Displays
Dashboard instruments and control ● Pressing the SOS button immediately a service information second time will terminate the call. ● vehicle and warning messages The LED switches off. ● driver assistance messages Automatic crash notification ● pop-up messages In case of an accident with airbag ●...
Page 71: Pure Mode
Dashboard instruments and control ● outside temperature Important For optimum use, consider adjusting ● date Pure Mode is a special mode designed to the driver's seat and the height of the ● display only the essential information to Infotainment system, see description extended head-up display.
Page 72: Standby Mode
Dashboard instruments and control ○ ○ Deactivation Automatic: the system switches to The set amount of time after sunset Pure Mode after a customisable has elapsed or the time is within the The mode cannot be automatically turned delay following detection of low set time frame off.
Page 73: Screen Mirroring
Dashboard instruments and control Odometer Service display Screen mirroring When in Pure Mode, the driver can The service system informs when to still use the mirroring feature. When it change the engine oil and filter or a is active, the Pure Mode apps on the vehicle service is required.
Page 74: Outside Temperature
Dashboard instruments and control ● Reset of service interval Scroll through the pages using the Displays the high voltage battery state of steering wheel toggle up and down. charge. After each service, the service indicator ● Short press on the toggle when in the must be reset to ensure proper Vehicle range service menu.
Page 75: Fuel Gauge
Dashboard instruments and control Charge : Battery is being charged ARNING CHIMES with energy resulting from braking or The warning chime regarding not deceleration of the vehicle. fastened seat belts has priority over any other warning chime. UEL GAUGE Whenever a warning chime sounds, pay attention to the messages displayed and Press to confirm a message.
Page 76: Warning And Control Indicator Lights
Dashboard instruments and control ● the electronic key is not in the When the ignition is switched on, most 6 : stop and leave the vehicle passenger compartment control indicators will illuminate briefly as immediately and seek the assistance a functionality test. ●...
Page 77 Dashboard instruments and control Stop engine ð page Parking assist ð page High voltage battery level lowð page 82 High voltage battery Parking assist off ð Hybrid system fault ð page 79 temperature high ð page 78 page 80 Electronic Stability Brake and clutch sys‐...
Page 78: Turn Lights
Dashboard instruments and control respective indicator light in red (3, 4 or The indicator lights within the symbol Traffic sign assistant ð indicate the respective seat. page 81 ● After driving off, and " and the 1. Front left seat belt Driver alert ð...
Page 79: Airbag Deactivation
Dashboard instruments and control Seek the assistance of a workshop. Flashes when the engine is running illuminates yellow. The airbags and belt pretensioners may The engine management system has a The front passenger airbag is fail to trigger in the event of an accident. fault that could lead to catalytic converter deactivated.
Page 80: System Check
Dashboard instruments and control The system is ready for operation when YSTEM CHECK ARKING BRAKE the control indicator extinguishes. illuminates yellow or red. illuminates or flashes red. If the control indicator does not Illuminates yellow Illuminates extinguish after a few seconds, or if it illuminates while driving, there is a fault A minor engine fault has been detected.
Page 81: Parking Assist
Dashboard instruments and control Flashes depending on road surface conditions. XHAUST FILTER Have the cause of the fault remedied by The system is correcting the unintended a workshop. lane change. The symbol illuminates yellow when After reconnecting the vehicle battery, the exhaust filter requires cleaning.
Page 82: Engine Oil Pressure
Dashboard instruments and control NGINE OIL PRESSURE IGH VOLTAGE BATTERY Warning TEMPERATURE HIGH illuminates red when the ignition When the engine is off, considerably is switched on and extinguishes shortly more force is needed to brake and illuminates red. after the engine starts. steer.
Page 83: Low Beam
Dashboard instruments and control Active Emergency Braking ð page 137 OW BEAM EDESTRIAN SAFETY ALERT FAULT illuminates green. illuminates yellow. RAFFIC SIGN ASSISTANT Illuminated when low beam is on. The pedestrian safety alert is not illuminates for a few seconds or working.
Page 84: Door Open
Dashboard instruments and control Driver Drowsiness Detection (DDD) ð page 163 OOR OPEN illuminates red. A door or the tailgate is open. -SAVE F UNCTION illuminates blue. The e-SAVE function is activated. Depending on the situation, the function allows electricity to be stored for use when needed (e.g.
Page 85: Infotainment
Infotainment Infotainment Apple CarPlay® First steps First steps........... 83 Energy Personalisation........88 Climate control Pure Mode........89 Steering-mounted 10 controls.....89 Phone Applications........90 Passenger side apps......91 Date and time Voice commands........ 91 Radio and media Navigation...........93 EV Routing........94 Help Connectivity........95 Seats Mirror Screen®........
Page 86 Infotainment ● ● Voice recognition (depending on Temperature setting reminder for the Principle of movement in the system equipment). air conditioning on the driver's and Depending on the pages displayed on passenger sides. the screen, scroll through the text or the ●...
Page 87: Configuring Profiles
Infotainment ● Physical buttons profiles with or without an associated Navigation history, favourite points of mobile device. interest (POIs), navigation settings. Below the infotainment screen are some ● physical buttons that let the driver access Some driving aids and the list of various functions without navigating to favourites.
Page 88 Infotainment AppMarket "Sharing Data" Note Professional purposes This mode allows the vehicle to Subscription externally transmit all the data If the vehicle is used for professional Using a computer or smartphone, create needed for each valid available purposes or under the terms of or open a MyOpel account on the Brand's connected service, with the ex‐...
Page 89: Updating The System
Infotainment to his profile, and the smartphone is The profile application icons are then to "Connected vehicle" to enable the detected in the vehicle. inactive and greyed out. connection to the radio network. The connected mobile device serves Repeat the procedure. If the problem Irrespective of a valid subscription as an access key to the "Intermediate"...
Page 90 Infotainment Personalisation with an option of immediate installation or Warning postponement of installation. Press and hold the screen from The installation time is variable and can For safety reasons and because it take several minutes with a maximum one of the system's home pa‐ requires sustained attention on the part of about 30 minutes.
Page 91 Infotainment Adding a Widget Deleting a Widget Press the back arrow to return To add a Widget, press "Widg‐ To move a Widget to the bin, to the previous page. et" on the left of the screen. press and hold it, then drag it to the bin.
Page 92 Infotainment or Mirror Screen® (Apple®CarPlay®/ of radio stations sorted by name or by Mirror Screen® Android Auto) via the system. frequencies). Media: previous/next track, movement in Increase volume. Smartphone connected with the lists. ® Mirror Screen : access to the projected Decrease volume.
Page 93: Voice Commands
Arabic, Brazilian, Canadian, Chinese, Settings for the date and time Danish, Spanish, Hebrew, Italian, of the audio system. ● "Listen for (Hey Opel)": to invoke the Japanese, Korean, Mexican, Dutch, voice recognition using the keyword Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, "Hey Opel".
Page 94 No "beep" ● sounds when voice recognition is Press the button located on the "tune to 88.5" opened using "Hey Opel". steering wheel. ● For optimal operation, it is Voice command example for recommended that you close the navigation: ●...
Page 95: Navigation Home Screen
Infotainment Press this button to display the Select "Go to work" using an Voice command example for main menu for the various op‐ address previously saved in telephone: tions. "My places". "Call Matthew's mobile" Press this button to display the Select "Recent destinations"...
Page 96: Navigation Settings
Infotainment EV R system will autoamtically adapt if the OUTING Select "Settings" to enter the conditions change (availability, detour) Note vehicle type and to personal‐ and continuously update the route to EV Routing is part of the Connected ise the display, voice instruc‐ keep the next charging stop within Services if the user subscribes to it.
Page 97: Bluetooth Connection
Infotainment driver and optimise trips using real-time The mobile device is in charging mode Some features may not be supported by vehicle data, suggesting the best routes when connected with the USB cable. your device. based on the state of the charging Important For information on the partial or stations along the way.
Page 98 Infotainment The system is disconnected when the Select "My Devices". driver's door is opened and the ignition The system starts a search is switched off. for nearby Wi-Fi networks. This may take a few seconds. Automatic reconnection The system allows automatic Select the Wi-Fi network to connect to reconnection of devices already and enter its password.
Page 99: Device Management
Infotainment Device management Deleting a device Apple®CarPlay® smartphone connection For each device already connected to Press the "Settings" applica‐ Connecting just one Apple®CarPlay® the system using a wireless connection tion. smartphone can be carried out either (Bluetooth® or wireless Mirror Screen® by USB cable or using a wireless connection), it is possible to determine In the list, select the "Connec‐...
Page 100 Infotainment connection has been established. In To initiate the smartphone some cases, it may be necessary to In the list, select the "Connec‐ voice commands, press and unlock your device. tivity". hold the steeringmounted con‐ The smartphone charges when Select "My Devices" to display trol button.
Page 101: Changing Source
Infotainment The cable connection requires that you The wireless connection of an Android The subsequent automatic connection deactivate the Android Auto wireless Auto smartphone can be initiated from of the smartphone requires activation of function, in the Settings menu of the "My Devices"...
Page 102: Storing A Radio Station
Infotainment Selecting a radio station Press “Mute” to activate/deacti‐ Storing takes place via a short vate the sound. or long press on one of these Press the "Media" application. buttons, or a long press on an existing favourite radio station, In the list, select the "Player"...
Page 103: Audio Streaming
Infotainment Activating radio station To be active, this function needs good If playback does not start, it may be reception of a radio station that transmits necessary to start the audio playback tracking this type of message. from the smartphone. The system changes frequency While traffic information is being Control is from the portable device or by...
Page 104: Information And Advice
Infotainment Information and advice Note Random track playback. We recommend using the original USB The system supports USB Mass Storage cable for the portable device. devices or Apple® devices via the USB sockets. The adapter cable is not Phone Sound deactivation/reactiva‐ supplied.
Page 105: Making A Call
Infotainment Press this touch screen button. In the list, select the “Settings” Briefly press... tab to display the telephone-re‐ lated settings. the telephone button on the Press this button on the touch steeringmounted controls. Choose to list the contacts screen to send an automatic starting with their first or last message indicating that you name.
Page 106: Configuring The Screen Display
Infotainment Settings – The Wi-Fi connection. Press the back arrow to return – The privacy mode. to the previous page. Configuring the screen display Configuring the system Press the "Settings" application. Setting the date and time In the list, select the "Customization" tab. Press the "Settings"...
Page 107 Infotainment It presents the different possibilities for Press one of the bullet points in accessing the information sought: Press this button to confirm. the enlarged view. Visual search Access to subjects via pictures Press the “Set Date” line then set the There are two cases: representing the exterior and date.
Page 108 Infotainment System If the subject has more than Press System. one page, drag horizontally. Back to the list of subjects. The list of audio and telematics systems is displayed. Press on the section concerned; the list of subjects is displayed. Press on the subject concerned;...
Page 109: Starting & Operating
Starting & operating Starting & operating General information......132 Towing hitch........133 Driving hints Trailer stability assist...... 136 Driving hints........107 Control of the vehicle......107 ONTROL OF THE VEHICLE Steering.......... 107 New vehicle running-in..... 108 Never coast with engine not Starting Procedure ......108 running Stop-start system......109 Brakes..........111...
Page 110: New Vehicle Running-In
Starting & operating New vehicle running-in Starting Procedure Ignition on power mode without starting the engine Power button Do not brake unnecessarily hard for the Press Start/Stop without operating the first few journeys. brake pedal. Control indicators illuminate and most electrical functions are During the first drive, smoke may operable.
Page 111: Stop-Start System
Starting & operating Starting the vehicle at low On vehicles with automatic transmission, Warning move the selector to position P, operate temperatures the brake pedal and press Start/Stop. In the event of a fault of the key Starting the engine without additional This option is intended for emergencies battery, the steering wheel lock remains heaters is possible down to -30 °C for...
Page 112 Starting & operating ● The deactivation is indicated when the The engine coolant temperature is not LED in the button illuminates. too high. ● The engine exhaust temperature is not Autostop too high, e.g. after driving with high Vehicles with automatic transmission engine load.
Page 113: Restart Of The Engine By The Driver
Starting & operating ● Brakes In these cases, the icon on the cluster brake pedal released or selector lever flashes a few seconds and then goes off. in position N when selector lever is Note moved to position D or M (ABS) NTILOCK BRAKE SYSTEM The Autostop may be inhibited for...
Page 114: Parking Brake
Starting & operating Fault Do not operate the electric parking brake system too often without engine running as this will discharge the vehicle battery. Warning Releasing If there is a fault in the ABS, the wheels may be liable to lock due to braking that Switch on the ignition.
Page 115: Brake Assist
Starting & operating The antilock brake system and the 1. Start the engine. Operation of brake assist might become Electronic Stability Control stabilize the apparent by a pulse in the brake 2. If the parking brake is released, pull pedal and a greater resistance when vehicle while the is kept pulled.
Page 116: Regenerative Braking
Starting & operating ● Transmission The system is active if the following the ignition is switched off conditions are met: ● the driver's door is opened while the ● vehicle stationary YBRID vehicle's speed is below 3 mph ● ● N has been selected for some time brake pedal depressed ●...
Page 117: Gear Shift Indication
Starting & operating Manual mode M can only be selected if D Multiple pulls allow gears to be skipped. Seek the assistance of a workshop. is engaged. Press M again to return into D. Interruption of power supply The selected gear is indicated in the Gear shift indication cluster.
Page 118: Bev
Starting & operating Neutral mode N N : neutral mode D : automatic mode In this mode, the propulsion system does D : automatic mode Park mode P not transfer torque to the wheels. B : automatic mode with one-pedal To engage P, press button P when Automatic mode D driving...
Page 119: Operating Conditions
Starting & operating Automatic mode D Warning This mode is for normal driving. In this mode, the paddles control the level of In the case of extreme temperatures or regenerative braking. if the high voltage battery is almost fully charged, the brake force of the engine Regenerative braking mode with braking may be temporarily reduced.
Page 120: Drive Modes
Starting & operating Additional features pedal. Deceleration is kept until full stop. ● One pedal mode is selected or ● Auto hold of vehicle at full stop. No cancelled by a direct and easily action is required from the driver to accessible physical control maintain the vehicle in position.
Page 121: Phev
Starting & operating Sport mode and air conditioning. While coasting the Important vehicle, the engine is idling with reduced This mode allows more dynamic driving. Kick-down engine brake. Electric energy is used to support the In Normal and Eco modes, it is always internal combustion engine as long as PHEV possible to obtain maximum torque and...
Page 122: Cleaning Process Not Possible
Starting & operating Fuel Catalytic converter The start of saturation of the exhaust filter is indicated by the temporary The catalytic converter reduces the amount of harmful substances in the illumination of t or UEL FOR PETROL ENGINES , accompanied exhaust gases.
Page 123: Refuelling
Starting & operating Caution Danger Use of fuel with a lower octane rating Fuel is flammable and explosive. than the lowest possible rating could No smoking. No naked flames or lead to uncontrolled combustion and sparks. engine damage. If you can smell fuel in your vehicle, The engine specific requirements have the cause of this remedied regarding octane rating are given in the...
Page 124: Fuel Filler Cap
Starting & operating General information Place the nozzle in straight position to The figures given must not be taken as a the filler neck and press with slight force guarantee for the actual fuel consumption For the values specific to your vehicle, to insert.
Page 125: Charging
Persons with a pacemaker should (AC) charging station, AC has to be fire! consult a doctor for possible converted into DC. This is done by the Contact a Opel dealer or a qualified precautions. vehicle's onboard charger. workshop. PHEV: The onboard charger (singlephase) is available with 3.7 kW or...
Page 126 Starting & operating ● High voltage battery hours) when the high voltage battery Move away from the vehicle in the has a low or high charge level. Prefer a event of incident or accident, the gases charge level between 20 and 40%. emitted being flammable and could Warning cause a fire.
Page 127 Starting & operating Charging at DC charging Charging at domestic electrical A wall box / AC charging station may or may not provide a charging cable which stations outlets has to be connected to the vehicle's charging port. Up to approx. 80% of battery capacity Up to approx.
Page 128 Starting & operating Charging Cable Warning Warning Depending on the charging type, different Read all the safety warnings and There is a risk of electric shock that charging cables are used. instructions before using this product. may cause personal injury or death. Failure to follow the warnings and the Warning Do not use the charging cable if any...
Page 129 Starting & operating ● Basic domestic cable (mode 2). However, the charging performance Electrical outlets may wear out with of enhanced domestic cables (mode 2 normal usage or be damaged over 2) / enhanced domestic cable charging) is better than the charging time, making them unsuitable for (mode 2) performance of basic domestic cables...
Page 130 Starting & operating In order to ensure the compatibility of follow the instructions for the use of the 2: Plug for wall box / AC charging plug and outlet, a label is used. The label respective charging station. Public AC station is located on the inside of the vehicle's charging stations may not provide an...
Page 131 Starting & operating Warning The engine does not start if the charging cable is connected to the vehicle. A warning is displayed in the cluster. During the charging process, unlocking the vehicle will interrupt charging. If no action is taken on tailgate, the doors or the charging nozzle, the vehicle will lock again after 30 seconds and charging will resume automatically.
Page 132: Stop Charging
Starting & operating Charging statusð page 132 2. Disconnect the vehicle plug of the Press twice to cancel the charging charging cable from the charging process at any time if the function driver's port within 30 seconds after door only is activated in the vehicle unlocking.
Page 133 Starting & operating Battery Charging Limit 80% It is possible to active/deactivate a limitation of the traction battery charging to 80% of its capacity. 80% charging is recommended for daily use. It may improve performance and durability. Full charging is recommended for a long trip and will take longer.
Page 134: General Information
Starting & operating Charging status Charging cable ð page 126 actual gross weight of the trailer and the actual coupling socket load with the Programmable charging ð page 130 trailer coupled. The permissible trailer loads are Trailer towing specified in the vehicle documents. In general, they are valid for inclines up to ENERAL INFORMATION 12%.
Page 135: Vertical Coupling Load
Starting & operating Vertical coupling load permissible rear axle load (see Adjust tyre pressure to the value identification plate or vehicle documents) specified for full load. may be exceeded by 60 kg, the gross Warning OWING HITCH vehicle weight rating must not be exceeded.
Page 136: Fitting The Coupling Ball Bar
Starting & operating Stowage of the coupling ball bar with double load floor Remove the sealing plug from the Insert the coupling ball bar in the opening opening for the coupling ball bar and and push firmly upwards until it audibly stow it.
Page 137: Eye For Break-Away Stopping Cable
Starting & operating Connecting the power socket Warning Towing a trailer is permitted only when a coupling ball bar is fitted correctly. If the coupling ball bar does not engage correctly, seek the assistance of a workshop. Eye for break-away stopping cable Clip the cap onto the lock.
Page 138: Trailer Stability Assist
Starting & operating ● Replace the protective cover on the towball and the sealing plug in the opening on the carrier. ● Replace the towball in its bag to protect it and stow it. RAILER STABILITY ASSIST If the system detects snaking movements, engine power is reduced and the vehicle / trailer combination is selectively braked until the snaking...
Page 139: Advanced Driving Assistance Systems.137
Advanced driving assistance systems Advanced driving Active emergency braking can help to reduce the damage and injury from assistance systems Driving crashes with vehicles, pedestrians and recommendations / cyclists directly ahead, when the driver Driving recommendations / does not actively take action either by manoeuvring aids manoeuvring aids......
Page 140 Advanced driving assistance systems Activation/Deactivation On vehicles equipped with radar sensor Warning and front camera, the active emergency Depending on version, the system is braking operates from 8 km/h to 140 This system is not intended to replace automatically active by default every time km/h when a moving vehicle has been the driver's responsibility for driving the the engine is started, even if it was...
Page 141 Advanced driving assistance systems ● ● another vehicle, a motorcyclist or a a collision with another vehicle is the scenery is detectable by the pedestrain. probable In addition, the system also sensors, e.g. brightness, contrast reacts on motorcyclists. versus background Crossing the road with another ●...
Page 142: Automatic Braking
Advanced driving assistance systems ● ● the vehicle's speed is below 65 km/h In some cases, the driver may wish to Electronic Stability Control and override the automatic braking provided Traction Control are activated Automatic braking by the active emergency braking system. ●...
Page 143 Advanced driving assistance systems ● ● ● damaged or deformed front bumper vehicle battery voltage out of range when carrying long objects on roof bars or front bumper covered with foreign or a roof rack ● wet road reflecting lights items, e.g.
Page 144: Forward Collision Warning (Fcw)
Advanced driving assistance systems Forward Collision Warning operational if the capability of the vehicle If the system has a fault, illuminates to trigger andexecute the automatic post (FCW) on the cluster, a message is displayed collision braking is unavailable, as it can and an audible signal is given.
Page 145: Alerting The Driver
Advanced driving assistance systems has been detected. Forward collision braking in the vehicle settings on the Warning warning operates from 8 km/h up to Info Display. vehicle maximum speed when a vehicle The colour lighting of this symbol has been detected. Touch screen and Info Display ð...
Page 146: Vehicle Stability Assistance System
Advanced driving assistance systems Vehicle stability Fault Warning assistance system In the event of a fault, this ASR/DSC warning lamp lights up on the instrument (ASR) EGULATOR These systems enhance safety during panel, accompanied by the display of a normal driving, but should not message and an audible signal.
Page 147: Electronic Stability Control (Esc)
Advanced driving assistance systems When ESC and traction control system system are also reactivated the next time LECTRONIC TABILITY ONTROL the ignition is switched on. (ESC) operate, flashes. Fault Electronic Stability Control (ESC) After reconnecting the vehicle battery, improves driving stability when the system needs a recalibration by necessary, regardless of the type of road driving a short distance.
Page 148 Advanced driving assistance systems switched on, the LEDs in each exterior The following conditions must be fulfilled Warning mirror are activated for approx. three for proper operation: seconds for display. ● all vehicles are moving in the same Damage or scratches on the vehicle Info Display ð...
Page 149: Lane Departure Warning (Ldw)
Advanced driving assistance systems ● Lane Departure Warning when passing or being passed by a ● the turn lights are not activated very long vehicle, e.g. lorry, coach, (LDW) ●no dynamic driving, i.e. pressure on the which is at the same time detected at brake or accelerator pedal the rear in the blind spot angle and The lane departure warning system...
Page 150: Lane Keeping Assist (Lka)
Advanced driving assistance systems Fault personalization in the info display, gently into opposite direction, if a lane change is intended. accessing the menu with In the event of a fault, illuminates When the system steers to correct the Deactivation in the cluster, accompanied by a display trajectory of the vehicle, flashes message and a warning chime.
Page 151 Advanced driving assistance systems Hand-off Note Deactivate the system when the vehicle The system might be inactive if it detects is being towed. When hands-off driving is detected lanes which are too narrow, too wide or Activation during a correction within a rolling interval too curved.
Page 152: Semi-Automatic Lane Changing
Advanced driving assistance systems ● Semi-automatic lane winding or hilly roads Warning ● changing poor lighting conditions The system cannot in any ● sudden lighting changes circumstances replace the need for (with Intellidrive 2.0) ● dazzling light, e.g. caused by the vigilance on the part of the driver.
Page 153 Advanced driving assistance systems ● an eligible road by pressing the OK Activate the direction indicator on the If the direction indicator has been set button. side corresponding to the lane change, beyond the point of resistance, the driver whether or not passing the resistance must pull it back.
Page 154: Lane Positioning Assist (Lpa)
Advanced driving assistance systems Lane positioning assist signal). The system is then automatically deactivated. (LPA) Warning The system assists the driver in If this occurs when the lane change has managing the steering, acceleration started, the system prompts the driver to and braking within the limits of the immediately retake control of the vehicle laws of physics and the capabilities of...
Page 155 Advanced driving assistance systems ● Activation/Deactivation In the case that the vehicle is driving at The driver must hold the steering the outer edge of the lane, the system wheel. corrects the trajectory smoothly towards ● The turn lights are not activated. the centre of the currently driven lane ●...
Page 156 Advanced driving assistance systems System limitations Pausing / suspending the system Warning The system performance may be Note affected by: When using semi-automated lane Always keep your attention on the road change, setting the turn lights and maintain proper vehicle position ●...
Page 157: Parking Assist
Advanced driving assistance systems Parking assist Activation Indication The system can be activated in the As soon as an obstacle gets closer to the General information vehicle personalization in the Info vehicle, an audible signal is given and The rear system is deactivated when a may flash.
Page 158 Advanced driving assistance systems Muting the sound / closing the Caution Warning display indication In the case of a severe failure of Under certain circumstances, various If the audible signal is muted or the the vehicle with the need to stop the reflective surfaces on objects or display of the rear view camera is closed vehicle, the system is deactivated.
Page 159: Rear View Camera (Rvc)
Advanced driving assistance systems Make sure that the front number plate is displayed as a nearly 180° picture in the Caution properly mounted (not bent and no gaps Info Display, like a bird's eye view. to the bumper on the left or right side) The performance of the parking assist and the sensors are firmly in place.
Page 160: Standard View
Advanced driving assistance systems The parking sensors complete the Different views can be selected in the left The first horizontal line represents a information on the view from above the part of the display. distance of about 30 cm beyond the vehicle.
Page 161: Panoramic View System
Advanced driving assistance systems ● System limitations the distance between the vehicle and the the tailgate will be opened obstacle is approx. 60-80 cm. ● vehicle is electrically connected to a Caution The automatic display of the zoom view trailer, bicycle carrier, etc. can be disabled in the Info Display: ●...
Page 162 Advanced driving assistance systems Visualisation on the Info Warning Display The panoramic view system does not replace driver vision. It will not display children, pedestrians, cyclists, crossing traffic, animals, or any other objects outside of the camera view area, e. g. below the bumper, or underneath the vehicle.
Page 163 Advanced driving assistance systems ● manual activation in the Info Display This setting can be changed in the The first horizontal line represents a when the vehicle speed is below 16 settings of the panoramic view system in distance of about 30 cm beyond the edge km/h the Info Display.
Page 164: Rear Cross Traffic Alert
Press below the Info Display and cameras, rinse the lenses with water performed accurately according to Opel select Panoramic camera. and wipe with a soft cloth. specifications. Otherwise, the system may not work properly and there is a...
Page 165: Detection Zone
Advanced driving assistance systems ● Detection zone Note the rear bumper damaged If repainting the rear bumper, consult a ● accumulation or projection of external qualified workshop since certain types of elements (e.g. mud, ice, snow), paint could interfere with the operation of application of stickers.
Page 166: Driving Time Alert
Advanced driving assistance systems ● Activation or Deactivation detects variations in trajectory compared the driver's seat belt has been to the lane markings. unfastened and the driver's door has The system can be activated or been opened The system may perform a learning deactivated in the vehicle personalisation procedure for up to 30 minutes after the System limitations...
Page 167: Speed Limiter
Advanced driving assistance systems Speed Limiter Setting speed by the driver by 1 km/h, a long press changes speed by 5 km/h. The speed limiter prevents the vehicle Press + or - to activate. from exceeding a preset maximum speed. The maximum speed can be Press to activate within the same set at speeds between 30 km/h and...
Page 168: Switching Off The System
Advanced driving assistance systems Resume limit speed The system maintains the vehicle speed If the vehicle ahead accelerates or at the preset speed by the driver, without changes lane, the adaptive cruise control any action on the accelerator pedal. progressively accelerates the vehicle to Press return to the stored set speed.
Page 169: Adopting Speed By The Speed Limit Recognition
Advanced driving assistance systems ● brake pedal depressed if vehicle Setting speed by the driver stationary. Activation of the functionality If all operating conditions are met, OK? is displayed. Press OK to store the current vehicle speed and activate the cruise control. On the adaptive cruise control screen, the set speed and a road element are displayed in green.
Page 170: Exceeding The Set Speed
Advanced driving assistance systems After passing the speed limit sign While the vehicle is hold in stop position, Warning the following recommendations should be Press OK on the steering wheel. followed: Accelerating by the driver deactivates ● Do not leave the vehicle. automatic braking by the system.
Page 171: Setting The Following Distance
Advanced driving assistance systems Detecting the vehicle ahead or active (green), you can modify the Warning following distance setting: When the system is deactivated or cancelled, the vehicle will no longer be held at a stop and can start moving. Be always prepared to manually apply the brake to hold the vehicle stationary.
Page 172: Driver's Attention
Advanced driving assistance systems ● ● System limitations reverse gear engaged, N selected vehicles suddenly pulling out ● electric parking brake engaged Deactivate the system in the following Warning situations: ● seat belt unfastened ● driver's door opened The system's automatic brake force does not permit hard braking and the Switching off the system braking level may not be sufficient to...
Page 173: Radar Unit
Advanced driving assistance systems System performance on hills depends use the system if the brake lights are Warning on vehicle speed, vehicle load, traffic faulty. Do not use the system if the front conditions and the road gradient. It may bumper is damaged.
Page 174: Traffic Sign Assist (Tsa)
Advanced driving assistance systems temporary spare wheel is used. Once The system has to be reinitialized when: recognised, the vehicle may analyse and the tire has been refitted, check the tire display the valid speed limit. ● tire pressure has been changed pressure with cold tires and initialize the When a traffic sign for a certain area, ●...
Page 175 Advanced driving assistance systems Deactivation Providing the speed limit information involves the following systems, depending on version: ● camera at the top of the windscreen ● vehicle's integrated navigation system ● telematics service If travelling on a road with no speed restrictions, e.g., on German motorways, the following sign is displayed: Press...
Page 176: Updating Data
Adaptive cruise control ð page 166 This is not impacted by the privacy AUTO Fault settings of Opel Connect. Note If the system has a fault, illuminates It is possible to report a permanent speed on the cluster, a message is displayed limit misinformation on our website.
Page 177 Advanced driving assistance systems ● navigation map should be updated in Traffic signs are incorrectly mounted or periodical intervals. damaged or have been removed. ● A navigation map update is available at Traffic signs do not comply with the least once per year. Further information Vienna Convention on Road Signs and is available in the Infotainment system Signals.
Page 178: In Case Of Emergency
Assist and SOS.........176 Furthermore, it depends on the Emergency call.......176 availability of the emergency centres and Opel Connect......... 177 the infrastructure in the country. Warning Triangle......177 Assembling and placing the triangle Status LED in the overhead ............
Page 179: Opel Connect
Privacy settings Note SSEMBLING AND PLACING THE Privacy settings of Opel Connect can Opel Connect is not available for all be configured. This will impact the TRIANGLE markets. For further information, contact set of data being sent, e.g., in case your workshop.
Page 180: Tool Kit
In case of emergency ● Tool Kit 3-Towing eye PARE WHEEL ● 4-Wheel bolt cover remover The spare wheel can be classified as Set of tools supplied with the vehicle. ● a temporary spare wheel depending on 5-Chock the size compared to the other mounted ●...
Page 181: Changing A Wheel
In case of emergency ● 2. The spare wheel is secured with a If the ground on which the vehicle is wing nut. Unscrew nut and take out standing is soft, a solid board (max. 1 the spare wheel. cm thick) should be placed under the jack.
Page 182 In case of emergency 1. Disengage wheel bolt caps with the Tire repair kit ð page 181 9. Install the wheel wrench ensuring wheel bolt cover remover. that it is located securely and tighten each bolt in a crosswise sequence. Vehicle tools ð...
Page 183: Stowing A Damaged Full Size Wheel In The Load Compartment
In case of emergency Stowing a damaged full size Depending on version the location of the tire repair kit is different: wheel in the load compartment ● at the left side of the load compartment The spare wheel well is not designed for ●...
Page 184 In case of emergency 7. Unscrew the valve cap from the the tire repair kit. Move the vehicle defective tire. one tire rotation. Reattach the tire repair kit and continue the filling procedure for ten minutes. If the prescribed tire pressure is still not obtained, the tire is too badly damaged.
Page 185: Jump Starting
In case of emergency Jump Starting This prevents sealant from escaping. Repeat the checking procedure once Stow the tire repair kit in its more after driving further 10 km but designated position. no more than ten minutes to check Caution that there is no more loss of pressure.
Page 186 In case of emergency ● A discharged vehicle battery can To start the engine: already freeze at a temperature of 0 1. Start the engine of the vehicle °C. Defrost the frozen battery before providing the jump. connecting jump leads. 2.
Page 187: Towing
In case of emergency Towing Caution Drive slowly. OWING THE VEHICLE Do not drive jerkily. Front cap When the engine is not running, considerably more force is needed to brake and steer. To prevent the entry of exhaust gases from the towing vehicle, switch on the air recirculation and close the windows.
Page 188: Towing Another Vehicle
In case of emergency Insert cap with the outer flange into the Rear towing eye recess and fix cap by pushing. OWING ANOTHER VEHICLE Rear cap Screw in the towing eye as far as it will go until it stops in a horizontal position. Attach a tow rope –...
Page 189: Maintenance And Vehicle Care
Interior Care ........199 interval indicated in the service display. by Opel. Plastic and coated parts....200 Contact a workshop for customised Floor mats........200 Furthermore, such changes may affect service schedules.
Page 190: Mobile Phones And Cb Radio Equipment
Maintenance and vehicle care ● operating permit, impacting the validity of Installation of the phone in a suitable Caution your vehicle registration. spot, consider the area in which the airbag inflates ð page 29. Mobile telephones and radio equipment Caution may lead to malfunctions in the vehicle Seek advice on predetermined electronics when operated inside the...
Page 191: Vehicle Storage
Maintenance and vehicle care ● range indicator (battery symbol) on the Check the engine oil level. EHICLE TORAGE cluster. ● Check the coolant level. Long-time storage of a hybrid / ● Do not plug in the charging cable. ● electric vehicle Fit the number plate if necessary.
Page 192: Vehicle Checks
Maintenance and vehicle care Vehicle Checks Caution Even small amounts of contamination ERFORMING WORK to the liquids can cause damage to vehicle systems. Do not allow contaminants to contact the fluids, reservoir caps, or dipsticks. Danger Engine oil Never try to perform maintenance work on high voltage components yourself.
Page 193: Engine Coolant
Maintenance and vehicle care Caution Warning Overfilled engine oil must be drained or Insert dipstick fully up to the stop on the suctioned out. If the engine oil exceeds handle. the maximum level, do not start the Ensure that no engine oil gets into the vehicle and contact a workshop.
Page 194: Brake Fluid
Maintenance and vehicle care Coolant level PHEV/BEV Brake fluid Warning Warning Allow the engine to cool before opening the cap. Carefully open the cap, Brake fluid is poisonous and corrosive. relieving the pressure slowly. Avoid contact with eyes, skin, fabrics To top up, use a 1:1 mixture of released and painted surfaces.
Page 195: Warning Label
All battery information connecting or disconnecting the vehicle can be found online ● Keep the vehicle battery out of reach of battery. at https://public-servicebox.opel.com/ children. OVddb/OV/index.html. Battery discharge protection ð page 50. ● The vehicle battery contains sulphuric The vehicle battery has to be replaced by acid which could cause blindness or Anti-theft alarm system ð...
Page 196: Recommended Fluids, Lubricants And Parts
Maintenance and vehicle care Charging the vehicle battery increased. This will be achieved by an restarted. Run the engine for a sufficient idle boost which may be audible. charge: ● Warning A message appears on the cluster. for less than ten minutes to use the consumers for approx.
Page 197: Washer Fluid
Maintenance and vehicle care Engine oil Brake and clutch fluid Use the appropriate engine oil given on the service schedule sheet handed over Engine oil is identified by its quality and Over time, brake fluid absorbs moisture by the selling dealer. its viscosity.
Page 198: Fuses
Maintenance and vehicle care Washer fluid ð page 194 a cool, dry place and away from direct Warning exposure to the sun's rays. Fuses Under-inflation increases energy Winter or 4-seasons tyres can consumption. Non-compliant tyre be identified by this symbol on Changing a fuse pressures cause tyres to wear their sidewalls.
Page 199: Temperature Dependency
Maintenance and vehicle care the original equipment tires and the READ EPTH Warning correspondent tire pressures. Check tread depth at regular intervals. The tire pressure data refers to cold tires. If the pressure is too low, this can For safety reasons, it is recommended It applies to summer and winter tires.
Page 200: Winter Tires
Maintenance and vehicle care We recommend tire replacement every 6 If using a vehicle wash, comply with the Warning years. vehicle wash manufacturer's instructions. The windscreen wiper and rear window Use of unsuitable tires or wheel covers INTER IRES wiper must be switched off. Remove could lead to sudden pressure loss and antenna and external accessories such Winter tires improve driving safety at...
Page 201: Interior Care
Maintenance and vehicle care Underbody Have the door hinges of all doors For mechanical removal of ice, use greased by a workshop. a sharp-edged ice scraper. Press the Some areas of the vehicle underbody scraper firmly against the glass so that Do not use hard objects to remove spots have a PVC undercoating while other no dirt can get under it and scratch the...
Page 202: Floor Mats
Maintenance and vehicle care Installing and removing the cloth. If necessary use a weak soap LOOR MATS solution. floor mats Clean fabric upholstery with a vacuum Warning The driver's side floor mat is held in place cleaner and brush. Remove stains with by two retainers.
Page 203 Maintenance and vehicle care Warning To avoid any risk of jamming the pedals: – Only use mats which are suited to the fixings already present in the vehicle; these fixings must be used. – Never fit one mat on top of another. The use of mats not approved by the Manufacturer may interfere with access to the pedals and hinder the operation...
Page 204: Technical Specifications
Technical Specifications Technical Information on identification label: Specifications Vehicle Identification 1 : manufacturer 2 : type approval number Vehicle Identification......202 EHICLE DENTFICATION UMBER Vehicle Identfication Number (VIN) (VIN) 3 : vehicle identification number ............202 4 : permissible gross vehicle weight The vehicle identification number may Identification Plate......
Page 205: Engine Identification
Technical Specifications standards. We reserve the right to make Important Warning modifications. The maximum power corresponds to the Specifications in the vehicle documents value type-approved on a test bed, as When exterior temperatures are high, always have priority over those given in defined by the Regulation EU 715/2007.
Page 206 Technical Specifications IMENSIONS Size MHEV PHEV Length [mm] 4650.1 4650.1 4650.1 Width [mm] 1904.8 1904.8 1904.8 Width with two exterior mirrors 1934 1934 1934 folded [mm] Width with two exterior mirrors 2108.3 2108.3 2108.3 [mm] Height (curb weight) [mm] 1665.2 1667.2 1666.4 Height on BIW (curb weight)
Page 207 Technical Specifications NGINE Hybrid 48V EB2LTDH2 EDCT6 EP6LTCHPD EDCT7 Engine identifier code Gearbox Electric dual-clutch automatic 6-speed Electric dual-clutch automatic 7-speed Cubic capacity (cc) 1,199 1598 Fuel type Unleaded Unleaded Authorised octane indexes 95 (recommended), 98, 91 95 (recommended), 98, 91 Electric engine Synchronous with permanent magnets Synchronous with permanent magnets...
Page 208 Technical Specifications Electric engines Version EV 210 Standard Range EV 320 Standard Range EV 230 High Range Code ELEC ZLC RGML 210 hp ZKZ ELEC ZLX RGML_eRAD 320 ELEC ZLC RGML 230 hp hp AWD ZE Electric engine Synchronous with permanent Synchronous with permanent Synchronous with permanent magnets...
Page 209: High Voltage Battery
Technical Specifications OLTAGE ATTERY Technology Lithium-Ion Voltage (Volts DC) Useful capacity (kWh)
Page 210 Technical Specifications Plug-in hybrid vehicles Technology Lithium-Ion Voltage (Volts DC) 240-400 Useful capacity (kWh) 17.9...
Page 211 Technical Specifications Electric engines Technology Lithium-Ion Voltage (Volts DC) Useful capacity (kWh) 73 (FDB)/ 74 (ACC 11) ; 82.2 (ACC 12)/ 96.9 (ACC HR) Domestic charging Mode 2 Alternating current (AC) voltage rating (A) 230 (single-phase) 8 or 16 Accelerated charging Mode 3 Alternating current (AC) voltage rating (A) 230 (single-phase or three-phase) 16 or 32...
Page 212: Towing Weights
Technical Specifications OWING EIGHTS Hybrid 48V engines Braked trailer (within the GTW limit) on a 10% or 12% gradient / 1,100 (kg) Unbraked trailer (kg) Maximum authorised nose weight (kg) (1) : non-factory fitted hook (2) : factory fitted hook...
Page 213 Technical Specifications Plug-in hybrid engines Braked trailer (within the GTW limit) on a 10% or 12% gradient 1,500 (kg) Unbraked trailer (kg) Maximum authorised nose weight (kg)
Page 214 Technical Specifications Electric engines Braked trailer (within the GTW limit) on a 10% or 12% gradient 1,200 (kg) Unbraked trailer (kg) Maximum authorised nose weight (kg)
Page 215: Wheels And Tires
Technical Specifications Capacities : up to 270 km/h Choose a tire appropriate for the Fuel tank : 55 L maximum speed of the vehicle. Wheels and Tires The maximum speed is achievable at kerb weight with driver (75 kg) plus 125 kg payload.
Page 216 Technical Specifications The front arm position of the lifting platform is centrically under the relevant vehicle jacking point. The rear arm position of the lifting platform is centrically under the relevant vehicle jacking point. On BEV vehicles, there is a protective cover that must be removed first.
Page 217: Tire Pressures
Technical Specifications RESSURES Vehicle up to 3 people With full load Space-saving Tires Spare wheel Front [kPa/bar] Rear [kPa/bar] Front [kPa/bar] Rear [kPa/bar] spare wheel ([psi]) ([psi]) ([psi]) ([psi]) 225/55 R19 103V 230/2.3 (29) 230/2.3 (29) 241/2.4 (35) 280/2.8 (40) 300/3 (43.5) 413/4.2 (61) 235/55 R19 105V...
Page 218: Tire Chains
Technical Specifications When fitting the tire chains follow the IRE CHAINS instructions provided by the manufacturer of the tire chains. After having fitted the tire chains, stop the vehicle after having driven a short distance and make sure that the tire chains are correctly tightened.
Page 219: Customer Information
Steeger Str. 17, 42551 Velbert, Germany at the following internet address: Operation frequency: 433.92 MHz www.opel.com/ conformity. Maximum output: 10 dBm Importer is Opel Automobile GmbH, Bahnhofsplatz, 65423 Ruesselsheim am Radio remote control receiver Main, Germany. Delphi European, Middle Eastern &...
Page 220: Icasa Type Approval Numbers
The availability of an update is notified and a mobile network is available. Visit www.opel.com/reach for further on the Info Display at the end of a trip...
Page 221: Registered Trademarks
Customer information with an option of immediate installation or If the update has failed, seek the EHICLE DATA RECORDING AND postponement of installation. assistance of a workshop. PRIVACY The installation time is variable and can EGISTERED TRADEMARKS Emergency call data recording and take several minutes with a maximum privacy Apple Inc.
Page 222: Data Storage
Customer information The recipients of the processed data been communicated shall be notified of information as to which specific data are the emergency call handling centres any rectification, erasure or restriction is uploaded, stored and passed on designated by the relevant national carried out in accordance with the to third parties and for what purpose authorities in the territory in which they...
Page 223: Comfort And Infotainment Functions
Customer information ● Depending on technical equipment Data is generally read via the OBD seat and steering wheel position levels, the data stored is as follows: (On-Board Diagnostics) port prescribed settings by law in the vehicle. The operating ● ● system component operating states chassis and air conditioning settings data read documents the technical...
Page 224: Smartphone Integration, E.g. Android Auto Or Apple Carplay
Customer information accordance with the settings selected by Online services system or a contractual agreement, or by you. virtue of consent. If your vehicle has a radio network connection, this allows data to be You can activate or deactivate the Smartphone integration, e.g.
Page 225: Radio Frequency Identification
The manufacturer frequently has no information or link with any other Opel The following are not recorded: influence over the content exchanged in system containing personal information.
Page 226 CONTENTS Child seats, ISOFIX ......32 cluster ..........68 ABS ............111 Cluster ..........68 Accessories ........187 Comfort entry function ......18 Accessory, 12 V ........66 Connection, Bluetooth ......95 Active emergency braking ... 81, 113, 137 Connectivity ......... 95 ADAS ..........
Page 227 Inflating tyres ........196 Side blind spot alert ......145 Interior care ........199 Snow screen ........188 ISOFIX mountings ....... 37 Opel connect ........67 Spare wheel ........178 Speed Limiter ........165 Start - stop ......... 109 Jack ........... 213 Park assist ......... 155 Station, radio ........99...
Page 228 Towing another vehicle ......186 Towing eye ........186 Towing the vehicle ......185 Tread depth ........197 Turn lights ..........46 Tyres ..........196 Updating the time .......104 USB sockets ........66 Vehicle battery ........192 Vehicle battery, replacing ....193 Vehicle messages ........73 Warning and indicators light ....
Page 230 Copyright by Opel Automobile GmbH, Rüsselsheim, Germany. The information contained in this publication is effective as of the date indicated below. Opel Automobile GmbH reserves the right to make changes to the technical specifications, features and design of the vehicles relative to the information in this publication as well as changes to the publication itself.

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