Opel Grandland 2021–2024 dimensions, tows 1,400 kg

Braked towing is 1,400 kg.

Opel Grandland 2021–2024 car dimensions: 4477 mm long, 1906 mm wide and 1609 mm high. Unladen weight is 1,356 kg. Braked towing is 1,400 kg.

Dual-zone electronic climate control is standard. Entry models get a 7-inch touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. higher grades upgrade to 10-inch with navigation and larger digital cluster. Automatic emergency braking, lane keep assist, cruise control with speed limiter and front/rear parking sensors come as standard. Blind spot warning and reversing camera (180-degree) appear on mid grades, with 360-degree camera and advanced park assist on top trims.

Petrol and diesel versions offer 514 litres with seats up and 1652 litres seats down. Plug-in hybrids drop to 390 litres seats up and 1528 litres seats down because of the battery pack under the floor. An adjustable boot floor helps create a flat load area.

Braked towing capacity reaches 1400 kg on the 1.2 petrol manual, falling to 1200-1300 kg on automatics and diesels, and around 1250 kg on plug-in hybrids. Unbraked figures sit near 600 kg. Payload is typically around 477 kg depending on engine and kerb weight.

The car suits light trailer or caravan use and everyday family loads. GSe models add a sports chassis with revised springs and dampers. no heavy-duty cooling package is listed.

The cabin feels supportive and practical with dual-zone climate control as standard across the range. Higher grades add AGR-certified ergonomic active seats that adjust in multiple ways including electric lumbar and cushion extension, plus heating and ventilation on leather versions. A panoramic glass roof opens up the space on top trims while the sound-absorbing windscreen keeps road noise down for relaxed long drives.

Service interval every 12 months or 16,000 miles

Euro NCAP 5-star rating from 2017 that applies to this generation including hybrids

Standard safety kit includes six airbags, automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection, lane keep assist, traffic sign recognition and driver drowsiness alert

Petrol, diesel and plug-in hybrid powertrains available

Fuel choices cover efficient 1.2-litre petrol and 1.5-litre diesel engines plus plug-in hybrids that can run on electric power alone for shorter trips. Official figures show low combined consumption on the hybrids when the battery is used.

Servicing is straightforward with intervals of 12 months or 16,000 miles. The car uses common parts and is easy to keep maintained at authorised dealers.

Safety is solid with a five-star Euro NCAP result that covers the whole generation. Standard kit brings automatic emergency braking, lane keeping, drowsiness detection and a full set of airbags so everyday protection is high without extras.

Living with the Grandland means a roomy cabin, simple dual-zone climate and optional power seats that hold their position well on longer journeys. Higher trims add heated surfaces and a panoramic roof that make daily use more pleasant in varied weather.

Length 4477 mm, Width 1906 mm, Height 1609 mm, Wheelbase 2675 mm (Grandland 2021–2024)

Sources: manufacturer data, Opel/Stellantis 2021 press kit and MY23 technical data PDFs, auto-data.net and Automoli.