Compare BMW X3 G01 LCI vs Opel Grandland X vs Opel Antara

Opel Grandland X / Vauxhall Grandland Crossover (2017-2021)

Opel Antara / Chevrolet Captiva Sport / Vauxhall Antara (L07) Crossover (2006-2016)

BMW | Cars

Opel | Cars

Variants

20d

20i

30d

30e

30i

M40d

M40i

1.2 Turbo 130

1.2 Turbo 130 Euro6d

1.2 Turbo 130 AT

1.2 Turbo 130 Euro6d AT

1.5d 130

1.5d 130 AT

1.6 Turbo 180 AT

1.6 Turbo 224 PHEV

1.6 Turbo 300 PHEV AWD

1.6d 120

1.6d 120 AT

2.0d 177 AT

2.0 CDTI 127

2.2 CDTI 163 AT

2.2 CDTI 163 AWD AT

2.2 CDTI 163 AWD

2.2 CDTI 184 AWD AT

2.2 CDTI 184 AWD

2.2 CDTI 184

2.2 CDTI 184 AT

2.4 167 AWD

2.4 167 AWD AT

2.4 167

2.4 167 AT

2.4 150

2.4 150 AT

3.2 227

Capacity

Fuel Capacity

65.0 L / 17.2 gal

Passengers

Chassis

Brakes | Front

Ventilated discs

Brakes | Rear

Ventilated discs

Disc

Chassis Type

Unibody

Offroad | Approach Angle

25.0 deg

Offroad | Breakover Angle

20.0 deg

14.4 deg

Power Steering

Electric Steering

Suspension | Front

MacPherson strut

Suspension | Rear

Multi-link

Semi-independent

Trailing arm

Tire Size

225/60 R18 104W XL

225/70 R16

Turning Circle

12.0 m / 39.4 ft

11.1 m / 36.2 ft

Water Fording

500 mm / 19.7 in

Construction

Battery | Capacity

13.2 kWh (gross) | 11.5 kWh (net)

Battery | Type

Lithium-ion

Body Style

Compact Crossover

5-door SUV

Dimensions

Ground Clearance

204 mm / 8.0 in

188 mm / 7.4 in

Size | Height

1676 mm / 66.0 in

1609 mm / 63.3 in

Size | Length

4477 mm / 176.3 in

Size | Width

1850 mm / 72.8 in

Track Width | Front

1595.0 mm / 62.8 in

Track Width | Rear

1610.0 mm / 63.4 in

Wheel Size

16 in

Wheelbase

2864 mm / 112.8 in

2675 mm / 105.3 in

2707 mm / 106.6 in

Performance

Electric Range

42.0 km / 26.1 mi

Powertrain

Drivetrain Layout

Front-engine (longitudinal), All-wheel drive

Emission Standard

Euro 6d

Euro 5

Engine

B48B20

Transmission | Gears

8-speed

Transmission | Type

Automatic Steptronic

Production

Availability

2021

Debut

2021-06-09

Reviews

Neofiliac score

57%

18%

19%

Pros

Decent performance
Good 0.28 drag coefficient
Low official fuel consumption

Low official fuel consumption

Not the worst vehicle on the market

Cons

Tiny engines
Stuck with MacPherson struts in the front
Crossover nonsense

No powerful engine options
Only available with small engines
No independent rear suspensions

Bad 0-100kph time
No powerful engine options
Basic suspension setup

Price

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