Three electric new arrivals will be on show at Auto Zürich in Zurich, Switzerland, from 5 to 8 November.

Key points

  • In Zurich, Opel is showing the STX electric estate concept, the GSE 27FE Formula E race car and the Corsa GSE.
  • According to the manufacturer, only the Corsa GSE can already be ordered; Opel does not state a price in its show announcement.
  • The STX Concept is a design study. Opel gives no production start, price or range for it.

Opel is using Auto Zürich 2026 for three Swiss premieres: an electric estate concept, the GSE 27FE Formula E race car and the Corsa GSE, which is already available to order. For car buyers, one distinction matters: the STX is a design and technology study, while the Corsa GSE has been announced as a specific model that can be ordered.

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AI-generated illustrative image of an unbranded electric estate concept in a Swiss exhibition hall; not a real Opel model.
AI-generated image: illustrative image of an unbranded electric estate concept in a Swiss exhibition hall; it does not show the Opel STX Concept or any production vehicle. Created by the NETZ-TRENDS editorial team with OpenAI ImageGen; original logo added unchanged. Labelling: Article 50 of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 (AI Act). Factual basis: Opel/Stellantis (in German).

What Opel is showing in Zurich

Auto Zürich is open to the public from 5 to 8 November 2026 at the Messe Zürich exhibition grounds in Zurich, Switzerland. Opel has announced several Swiss premieres. The focus is on the STX Concept, an outlook on an electric estate car, the new GSE 27FE for Formula E, and the Corsa GSE. The brand is also bringing models including the Astra Sports Tourer, Grandland Electric AWD and Frontera Hybrid. The information on Opel’s presence comes from the Opel/Stellantis press release of 29 October 2026 (in German). The official Auto Zürich event page (in German) also lists the show for 5 to 8 November.

STX Concept remains a study

The “Sports Tourer eXperimental Concept” is meant to show how Opel envisages a future electric estate car. The manufacturer highlights an active aerodynamics system with moving elements at the rear, which are designed to influence the airflow. Opel describes the vehicle as a show car and as a preview of its further design development.

For anyone interested, the line between a study and a purchase offer is crucial: the announcement gives neither a market launch nor a price, a range or production specifications for the STX Concept. The study shown at the fair is therefore not the announcement of an Opel estate car that can be ordered. Opel says the concept previously celebrated its world premiere in Paris; Zurich is its Swiss premiere.

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GSE 27FE: racing technology, not a road car

The GSE 27FE is Opel’s Formula E race car for the GEN4 generation. Opel cites permanent all-wheel drive, more than 800 hp and regenerative power of up to 700 kW. These are manufacturer figures for the competition vehicle. They cannot be transferred to a road car and describe neither the charging power nor the consumption of any Opel production model.

The Corsa GSE Vision Gran Turismo mentioned in the announcement is also a virtual vehicle in the video game. It should not be confused with the road-going Corsa GSE or the GSE 27FE for Formula E.

Corsa GSE: concrete performance data

The Corsa GSE is the part of the presentation with a direct purchase link: Opel says the model can already be ordered. The manufacturer cites 207 kW (281 hp), 345 Nm of torque and acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in 5.5 seconds. Opel gives the top speed as 180 km/h.

For combined WLTP consumption (WLTP is the EU standard test procedure for consumption and emissions), Opel states 16.0 to 17.0 kWh per 100 kilometres and 0 g CO₂ per kilometre; the stated CO₂ class is A. As with all WLTP figures, actual consumption may depend on driving style and other conditions. The press release contains no purchase price and no range figure. Anyone considering an order should therefore check the current price list, equipment and range directly with an Opel dealer.

Dates and opening hours

According to Opel, the public days start at 10 a.m. each day. On Thursday and Friday, 5 and 6 November, the show is open until 9 p.m.; on Saturday and Sunday, 7 and 8 November, until 7 p.m. A separate media day for journalists is scheduled for 4 November. On that day, Opel plans an appearance with chief designer Florian Theis at its stand in Hall 2 at 2.30 p.m.

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Frequently asked questions

Can you buy the Opel STX Concept?

No. Opel describes it as a concept or show car. The show announcement gives neither an order start nor a price or production start.

Which of the three vehicles can already be ordered?

Opel says the Corsa GSE can already be ordered. The announcement gives no price; anyone interested should check the current configuration with Opel.

Is the GSE 27FE a road car?

No. Opel describes it as a GEN4 Formula E race car. Its performance figures do not refer to any production model.

When is Auto Zürich 2026 open?

The visitor days run from 5 to 8 November. Opel gives 10 a.m. as the daily opening time, with closing at 9 p.m. on Thursday and Friday and at 7 p.m. at the weekend.

Which new arrival interests you most?

Is the estate concept, the electric Corsa or the race car the most exciting part of Opel’s presence for you? Feel free to share your view in the comments.

Sources and status

Research and data as of: 1 November 2026.

Transparency note: AI-assisted tools were used in researching, structuring and writing this article. The sources used are listed in the article. Publication takes place only after manual editorial approval. The header image is an AI-generated illustrative image and does not show a real Opel model. This is a translation of the German original published on NETZ-TRENDS.de.

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