The overall style and design of the Flextreme GT/E Concept is a further evolution of the Vauxhall design-language first seen in the Insignia and the all-new Astra. The Flextreme GT/E Concept carries many clues to future design elements in Vauxhall cars.
Low, road hugging and confident, the Flextreme GT/E Concept is a full 5-door coupé with four, full-size seats.
Front design
At first sight the Flextreme GT/E Conceptmakes an immediately dynamic and efficient impression. Key features include:
A small frontal-aspect with transparent lower-grille cover
Minimal air-intake area to decrease wind resistance
Further-evolved badge and grille
Expressive wing-type headlamps to emphasise the sculptured lines.
Profile design
From the side the iconic sculpted profile conveys the welcoming yet sporting nature of the Flextreme GT/E Concept.
Fingerprint-recognition sensors to replace door handles
“Floating” C pillars for longer glazed area
Full length glass roof
New interpretation of the “blade” side-sculpting first seen on the Insignia.
Rear design
Even a brief glance reveals that the rear treatment is designed with characteristic dynamism.
Key features include:
Prominent protective bumpers
Broad 'shoulders'
Rear lights that echo the unique 'wing' motif of the front daylight-running lights.
Adaptive translucent roof
A full-length, glass sunroof makes the interior of the Flextreme GT/E Concept light and airy. It is light-sensitive so that, as the sunlight and heat increase, it darkens protectively.
The sunroof delivers:
Controlled natural light and heat
Power-saving for the air conditioning
A refreshing, naturally lit inner ambience.
FlexDoors® system
Access to the rear seats is made easier by the evolved, unique portal doors first seen on the Meriva. Benefits of the FlexDoors® system include:
Front and rear doors open independently of each other
Easier rear cabin entry in tight parking spaces.
Images shown are for illustrative purposes only, and may show optional equipment.
Production vehicles might differ in terms of specifications and design from concept cars and future models shown on this page.
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