Opel Frontera: how to charge and specifications

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23/7/2024

Opel Frontera: how to charge and specifications

Opel

44 kWh

battery

305 km

range

€28.499

price

The Opel Frontera is back, but this time as an all-electric SUV. The iconic model, once beloved for its rugged looks and off-road capabilities, has received a modern makeover that perfectly reflects current trends in sustainable mobility. The electric Frontera combines the classic spirit of adventure with the latest technologies, including an impressive driving range and advanced safety systems. With its sleek design and powerful electric motor, the Opel Frontera EV is ready to explore new roads and prove that style and sustainability can go hand in hand.

Power

The battery of the Frontera has a capacity of 44 kWh. This translates into a theoretical driving range according to the WLTP of 305 kilometres with a maximum range of 380 km (in the city at mild temperatures).

How can you charge the Frontera?

You can charge the electric Frontera with a type 2 plug or a CCS plug for fast charging.

- - - European standard connection type 2
Fast charging with CCS

Type 2 stekker CCS stekker

How long does it take to charge the Frontera?

You can charge the Opel Frontera's battery in different ways. The car can charge via the wall socket, though this is the slowest way to charge the battery. You can also use a smartcable or advanced charging station for a fast and user-friendly charging experience.

With the table below you can view different charging points and their power, as well as how long it takes to charge. or use this charge time calculator to discover the charging time of each full-electric and plug-in hybrid.

Charge point	Max. power	Time
Wall plug	2.3 kW	22h 30m
1-phase AC	3.7 kW	14 h
3-phase	11 kW	4h 45m
CCS 50 kW	50 kW	49 min
CCS 150 kW	110 kW	32 min

Suitable charging stations

We recommend installing a 1-phase charging station both at home and at work. However, it is interesting to already buy a more powerful charging station (e.g. 3-phase at 11kW or 22kW) to be ready for your future all-electric car. If you are also interested in charging on the road, we recommend to buy a charging card . This gives you access to more than 450,000 public charging stations in Europe.