Auto Vorstellung (Opel)

Opel Adam: first images

Opel has revealed the first images and details on the new ADAM. Expected to debut in Paris, the city car will feature stylish elements and advanced customization possibilities.

With the all-new ADAM, Opel is entering the A-segment with a chic, small, urban car, characterized by a bold design with potential for almost unlimited personalization.

Premium technologies include a new onboard infotainment system which integrates the owner’s smartphone in the car, the Advanced Park Assist (APA II) and the Side Blind Spot Alert (SBSA).

The ADAM measures almost 3.70 meters in length and 1.72 meters in width and offers seating for four people.

The model targets trendy urban customers who are looking for a car that expresses their personal style.

The car will initially be offered with three gasoline engines (1.2 l 51kW/70 hp, 1.4 l 64 kW/87 hp and 1.4 l 74/100 hp) combined with a five-speed manual transmission.

Later on, a new generation small gasoline engine will make its premiere in the ADAM, featuring direct injection turbocharging for further enhanced efficiency and performance.

The all-new Opel ADAM will debut at the Paris Motor Show (September 29 – October 14, 2012) and will go on sale from January 2013.

Customization

ADAM innovates and introduces a totally new trim approach. Rather than having the well-known trim hierarchies, customers can choose from three different highly individualized trim moods or worlds: JAM is unconventional, fashionable and colorful, GLAM offers a more elegant, refined and sophisticated setting and SLAM appeals to those with energetic and sporty attitudes.

ADAM JAM, ADAM GLAM and ADAM SLAM: these three “mood” worlds set the stage for a virtually unlimited potential for personalization with a wide choice of exterior colors, three roof colors, different interior colors, decors and various headliners -including an LED lit “starlight” roof trim – and other premium inspired distinctive design elements.

Mark Ada

Source: http://www.carbodydesign.com/2012/07/opel-adam-first-images/