Opel Insignia car battery
The Opel Insignia is a passenger car with D-segment parameters, which the traditional German manufacturer sold in 2008-2022. It is available as a sedan, liftback and also a station wagon. In the model line, the Insignia car had the task of replacing two models from the previous offer of the German manufacturer. In addition to the Opel Vectra, which was plagued by a tarnished reputation for reliability, the unsuccessful Opel Signum also sold.
Opel Insignia of the first generation can be bought with a total of twelve types of gasoline engine (one LPG version and one FlexFuel version)(four 4×4 engines) with a capacity of 1.4 to 2.8 (2.8 are six-cylinder) and a power of 85-239 kW, as well as twelve diesels (four versions with all-wheel drive) with a capacity of 2.0 liters and a power of 81-143 kW.
The second generation Opel Insignia is available with gasoline engines with a capacity of 1.5 and 2.0 liters and a power of 103–191 kW. Diesel engines also have a capacity of 1.5 – 2.0 liters and a power of 81–154 kW.
Opel Insignia battery
In Opel Insignia gasoline cars, car batteries with a capacity of 60 -70 Ah are used, and in diesels, batteries with a capacity of 70 – 77 Ah.
The first generation of the Opel Insignia in the station wagon (Sports Tourer) version.
In the model line, the Insignia car had the task of replacing two models from the previous offer of the German manufacturer. In addition to the Opel Vectra, which was plagued by a tarnished reputation for reliability, the unsuccessful Opel Signum also sold.
And since it is a model for global markets, it is not surprising that the assembly of the car takes place not only in Germany, in the home town of Rüsselsheim. In addition, Insignia is also produced in Canada (Oshawa, Ontario), China (Shanghai) and also in Russia (Kaliningrad)