Clean, clever, cool, … The Opel Rocks-e stands for sustainable urban mobility (SUM) – and that already at age fifteen. The micro-mobile for inner-city traffic sporting a stylish design is emissions-free and has space for two.
Torsten KLINKOW c/o SEVERIN WENDELER photographed the little mobility wiz for the agency McCann Velocity and the client Opel.
The car is designed for short distances; it’s only half as long as a midsize car – so it fits into the smallest parking spaces. A turning radius of 7.2 meters means the tiniest Opel is extremely maneuverable. And minimalism is the name of the game for the engine, too : So that the Rocks-e can already be driven by fifteen-year-olds with an AM driver’s license, its top speed is 45 km/h. By the way, the micro-mobile is equipped with storage areas and not a classic trunk.
Since November, 2021, the Opel Rocks-e is available online for customers to order, or they can stop by carefully selected Opel dealerships to see it up close. The Opel Rocks-e was designed by the carmaker headquartered in Rüsselsheim to take a load off city traffic – and help teenagers get the first car of their own as early as fifteen. The electric cube is already available starting at € 7,990.
GoSee : opel.de & severinwendeler.com
