Opel is preparing to generate significant excitement at the upcoming IAA Mobility 2025, taking place in Munich, Germany, from September 8th to 14th, with the debut of a new concept car. While its official name is being kept under wraps, early indications strongly suggest a connection to Opel's high-performance GSE (Grand Sport Electric) sub-brand, signaling a bold new direction for the brand's design language and performance capabilities.
The concept car features a prominent illuminated 'Opel' logo framed by minimalist horizontal lines, embodying a modern aesthetic. The new GSE logo, presented in a dynamic font, highlights Opel's commitment to advancing electric performance. This aligns with Opel's earlier announcement regarding the Mokka GSE, which is slated for mass production as the brand's first high-performance electric model. The concept's sporty persona is further enhanced by aerodynamic zones with distinctive triangular cuts, drawing inspiration from the legendary Opel Manta 400 rally car. The vehicle's aggressive stance, evident in its sporty seating position and visible roll cage, underscores a design deeply rooted in racing heritage. Opel CEO Florian Huettl stated, "Our upcoming concept will raise pulses. It will provide inspiration for future models, captivate with its design, and ignite passion for mobility worldwide." The full reveal, including the concept's name, is anticipated to be a major highlight of the IAA Mobility 2025 event, which serves as a key platform for showcasing advancements in automotive technology and sustainable mobility.