Opel unveils STX Concept estate car at Paris Motor Show
The concept vehicle pairs bold front styling with all-wheel drive and active aerodynamics, and is said to exceed 200 km/h.
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What happened
Opel presented its STX Concept, a visionary study of future estate cars, at the Paris Motor Show. The design uses a new Vizor lighting signature with lamella light animations, a vertical Opel Compass and an illuminated emblem. The electric concept is described as having active aerodynamics, all-wheel drive and speeds above 200 km/h.
Why it matters
The concept shows Opel's vision for the design of future estate cars.
Timeline
- Oct 11, 12:55 PM ET: Opel presents the STX Concept at the Paris Motor Show.
- Oct 12, 3:26 AM ET: Further details add active aerodynamics, all-wheel drive and speeds above 200 km/h to the concept's profile.
Coverage
- Opel STX Concept Previews Future Electric Estate (electriccarsreport.com)
- Opel STX Concept: Visionary Study from Rüsselsheim Shows the Estate Design of Tomorrow (media.stellantis.com)
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