With the new Karl Rocks, Opel bets on a city dweller capable of leaving the asphalt and venturing into less accessible paths.
After the presentation at the Paris Motor Show, Opel is now preparing the arrival of the new Karl Rocks on the national market, with the arrival to Portuguese dealers scheduled for May.Compared to the 'normal' Karl, the Karl Rocks essentially adds more versatility: greater ground clearance, additional body guards, roof bars and a higher driving position. The “adventurous” profile is transferred to the interior thanks to the 1,013 liters of luggage compartment (with the seats folded down) and thanks to the new Navi 4.0 IntelliLink system with navigation (available in summer).
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Under the hood we find the small 1.0 liter three-cylinder petrol engine, with 75 hp of power, associated with a five-speed manual transmission. This version will be available in Portugal by €13,240.
Alternatively, anyone who wants can opt for an Easytronic 3.0 robotic box, for €13,890 . The Opel Karl Rocks range also includes a gas alternative – 1.0 FlexFuel – with an LPG supply system, available by €14,540.
