2019 Opel IAA-Frankfurt Angela Merkel Michael Lohscheller Corsa-e
Yesterday, German Chancellor Angela Merkel officially opened the 68th International Motor Show in Frankfurt. The trade show runs until September 22. On her traditional IAA tour, the Chancellor also visited the Opel stand in Hall 11, where Opel CEO Michael Lohscheller informed her about the German automaker’s electrification strategy. Opel’s five IAA premieres include three new electric models: the Corsa-e, the Grandland X as plug-in hybrid and the Corsa-e Rally. All Opel model lines will be electrified by 2024.
“In 120 years of automobile production, Opel has always combined German engineering with passionate design, making pioneering technology and innovations accessible for everyone. Today this applies more than ever to electric mobility,” said Michael Lohscheller about Opel’s electric mobility offensive.
In addition to the new electrified models, the new Opel Astra and the sixth generation of the small car bestseller Corsa make their world premieres at this year’s IAA.
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