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Explore the world of the Opel Grandland X in a detailed, data‑rich format that answers every pricing question you might have. Whether you’re eyeing a brand‑new model, scouting a used 2021 option, or simply curious about the shifts in value, this description walks you through the core features, tax‑friendly depreciation curves, and a balanced comparison to similar vehicles.

• Vehicle : Opel Grandland X (2021‑present)
• Engine & Powertrain :
  • 1.0‑litre turbocharged 3‑cyl, 80 kW / 110 hp
  • 1.0‑litre or 1.2‑litre turbocharged 3‑cyl options, 115–140 kW / 158–190 hp depending on trim
  • All‑wheel drive (4x4) available on higher trims
• Transmission : 6‑speed manual or 6‑speed automatic (CVT‑type) as offered
• Fuel : Petrol (turbo), optional mild hybrid (E‑Assist) on the 1.2‑litre variants
• Dimensions :
  • Length: 4,588 mm
  • Width: 1,820 mm
  • Height: 1,694 mm
  • Wheelbase: 2,656 mm
• Capacity :
  • Seating: 5
  • Boot space: up to 560 L (reclined rear seats), 15 L with seats up
• Safety & Tech :
  • Active Safety 4: park assist, lane‑keep, and adaptive cruise control included on higher trims
  • Digital instrument cluster, 10‑inch touchscreen infotainment with smartphone integration (Apple CarPlay & Android Auto)
  • Standard driver‑assist: blind‑spot monitoring, rear‑view camera, and automatic emergency braking
• Energy Efficiency :
  • Combined CO₂: 110–138 g/km depending on engine and CO₂ class
  • City mileage: around 5.5–6.0 L/100 km

Depreciation Insight – Opel Grandland X depreciation

The Opel Grandland X follows the typical mid‑segment SUV trend: a brisk loss in value during the first year, followed by a more modest decline each subsequent year.

• First year: 15–20 % of original value, reflecting heightened early uptake and competitive market factors.
• Year two: another 10–12 % reduction, usually linked to the transition from "new" to "used" status.
• Beyond year three: a steady 5–7 % annual depreciation as the vehicle matures.

These ranges align with the observed market behaviour for comparable crossover models. By factoring in condition, mileage, and regional demand, prospective buyers can calculate a realistic figure for their local market.

What is a 2021 Opel Grandland X worth? – Used Opel Grandland X price

While you’ll find the price dependent on local depreciation, condition, and mileage, an average 2021 Grandland X in good shape and under 60 k km usually fetches between 70 % to 80 % of its original sticker. In many regions, you might see a 5‑year‑old pre‑owned model sitting comfortably around the €20,000–€28,000 range, but this can fluctuate by geography.

Comparative Context – Opel Grandland X 2021 price

When comparing the Grandland X to European rivals, key

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1 month ago	used	€14,099.00		Unlock all links
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