From its birthplace in Rüsselsheim, the Opel brand has spread out across Europe and the world. We operate modern production and assembly facilities in many European countries and sell our cars all over the world. The Dudenhofen Test Centre is located near the Rüsselsheim headquarters.
Opel Singapore.
7 Ubi Close, Alpine Centre, Singapore 408604
Opening Hours
| Day | Showroom | Service Centre |
|---|---|---|
| Monday–Friday | 8am–7pm | 8am–6pm |
| Saturday | 8am–7pm | 8am–5pm |
| Sunday and Public Holidays | 8am–7pm | Closed |
OPEL: AT HOME IN EUROPE AND THE WORLD.
Opel is one of Europe’s largest automakers and has been part of the French automotive company Groupe PSA since August 2017. In 2016, Opel sold approximately 1.2 million vehicles. The company was founded in 1862 by Adam Opel in Rüsselsheim, Germany, and has maintained its headquarters in the brand’s hometown for 155 years.
Rüsselsheim: a Centre for Modern Production.
Opel’s company headquarters is in Rüsselsheim, Germany, where the company was founded over 120 years ago. In 2002, a record investment of € 750 million made it one of the world’s most modern car factories. The annual capacity of the new plant is 180,000 vehicles. The successful Opel Insignia is made here. Rüsselsheim provides a modern workplace for about 15,600 employees.
Dudenhofen Test Centre.
Tests and road trials have been an essential part of vehicle development ever since cars were designed and built. The Dudenhofen Test Centre was opened in 1964 near Opel’s Rüsselsheim headquarters. It has been continuously improved to provide the best proofing grounds for the development of safe, environmentally friendly, dynamic and reliable vehicles. Every factor affecting the driving performance of your car is put to the test on a wide variety of tracks. Advanced engineering facilities enable the precise testing and measurement of factors such as durability, emissions, safety, performance and consumption.
Test Track Overview.
On the test tracks theory meets reality. And good ideas get separated from the not so good. The test tracks include:
- Skid pad for testing cornering ability
- 4.8 km high-speed circle track allows speeds of up to 250 km/h without lateral forces
- Comfort and noise measurement track to ascertain rolling tire noise, interior noise and driving comfort
- Torture track brings the truth to light over 900 meters of potholes and humps, the “washboard”, cobbles and pavé
- Hill track puts steering, transmission and brakes to the test with gradients of up to 30 %
- The endurance test track offers many different road surfaces including asphalt and cobblestones, waves and numerous curves, plus gravel, mud, forest and dust trails, a water or salt water bath and two loading ramps
- The performance area is perfect for proving vehicle dynamics or for driver training
- The handling track goes through 16 curves and hollows, uphill and downhill
Opel Singapore.
Showroom and Service Centre
7 Ubi Close, Alpine Centre, Singapore 408604
Opening Hours
| Day | Showroom | Service Centre |
|---|---|---|
| Monday–Friday | 9am–7pm | 8am–6pm *(5:30pm for Commercial Vehicles) |
| Saturday | 9am–7pm | 8am–1pm *(12:30pm for Commercial Vehicles) |
| Sunday and Public Holidays | 9am–7pm | Closed |
OPEL: AT HOME IN EUROPE AND THE WORLD.
Opel is one of Europe’s largest automakers and has been part of the French automotive company Groupe PSA since August 2017. In 2016, Opel sold approximately 1.2 million vehicles. The company was founded in 1862 by Adam Opel in Rüsselsheim, Germany, and has maintained its headquarters in the brand’s hometown for 155 years.
Rüsselsheim: a Centre for Modern Production.
Opel’s company headquarters is in Rüsselsheim, Germany, where the company was founded over 120 years ago. In 2002, a record investment of € 750 million made it one of the world’s most modern car factories. The annual capacity of the new plant is 180,000 vehicles. The successful Opel Insignia is made here. Rüsselsheim provides a modern workplace for about 15,600 employees.
Dudenhofen Test Centre.
Tests and road trials have been an essential part of vehicle development ever since cars were designed and built. The Dudenhofen Test Centre was opened in 1964 near Opel’s Rüsselsheim headquarters. It has been continuously improved to provide the best proofing grounds for the development of safe, environmentally friendly, dynamic and reliable vehicles. Every factor affecting the driving performance of your car is put to the test on a wide variety of tracks. Advanced engineering facilities enable the precise testing and measurement of factors such as durability, emissions, safety, performance and consumption.
Test Track Overview.
On the test tracks theory meets reality. And good ideas get separated from the not so good. The test tracks include:
- Skid pad for testing cornering ability
- 4.8 km high-speed circle track allows speeds of up to 250 km/h without lateral forces
- Comfort and noise measurement track to ascertain rolling tire noise, interior noise and driving comfort
- Torture track brings the truth to light over 900 meters of potholes and humps, the “washboard”, cobbles and pavé
- Hill track puts steering, transmission and brakes to the test with gradients of up to 30 %
- The endurance test track offers many different road surfaces including asphalt and cobblestones, waves and numerous curves, plus gravel, mud, forest and dust trails, a water or salt water bath and two loading ramps
- The performance area is perfect for proving vehicle dynamics or for driver training
- The handling track goes through 16 curves and hollows, uphill and downhill
