Opel Twin

The Opel Twin was one such prototype built by Opel, during 1991, which was an electric car. The première of the Twin was at the Geneva Motor Show, in March 1992.[1]

1992 Opel Twin (October 2008)

Opel Twin (October 2008)

See also

Opel Ampera

References

"1992 Opel Twin". carstyling.ru. 12 October 2020. Retrieved 12 October 2020.

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