German carmaker Opel, showed that its crossover Antara received a mild facelift model year 2011, and confirmed yesterday that she will bring the revised next month in Geneva Auto Show next.
Today, Opel has released a new photo gallery of the vehicle, highlighting its emphasis on the design of the front of the new, new engines and change the interior.
Revised powertrain assembly consists of two diesel and one petrol version, all meeting Euro 5 emissions standards, and together the two available transmissions - a six-speed manual and automatic - including the re-designed.
Performance, lifting Antara models are available with two new variants of the 2.2 CDTI 163 hp (6.3 l/100 km, 167 g / km of CO2 0-100 km / h in 9.9 seconds, top speed 189 km / h) and 184 hp (6, 6 l/100 km, 175 g / km of CO2 0-100 km / h in 9.6 seconds, top speed 200 km / h), and the new 2.4 ECOTEC petrol variant of HP 167 (8.8 l/100 km, 206 g / km CO-2, 0-100km / h in 10.5 seconds, top speed 190 km / h).
Adjustments to the security and active chassis includes improvements to the ABS and standard installation of Hill Start Assist (HSA), which prevents recovery when you run away on ranks.
The rational style, the exterior of the truck has been upgraded with the addition of chrome fog lamps, new grille and taillights changed. In the car, Opel used luxury finishes new instruments and accessories, with new graphics, a redesigned center console with storage solutions and a stylish leather finish additional option called Titanium Light.
Opel expects to sell over 15,000 units in its first facelift Antara 2011, and annual sales of 20,000 in the form, with the largest provider must be the diesel variant of 163 hp. The base price for the new facelift Antara is set at EUR26, 780 ($ 36,555 at current exchange rates).