On this page you’ll find listings for hybrid Opel cars available in Montenegro. Under the Stellantis group, Opel received plug-in hybrid (Plug-in Hybrid) and 48V mild-hybrid (Hybrid) technology from the PSA lineup. Filter listings by model and year.
Grandland Hybrid, Astra Plug-in Hybrid
Popular PHEV models
50–65 km
Electric range (PHEV)
1.2 Hybrid 48V (100/136 HP)
Mild-hybrid system
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PHEV versions use a 1.6 PureTech turbo petrol engine paired with an electric motor in an 8-speed automatic transmission (e-EAT8). The main representatives are Grandland Hybrid and Hybrid4 (FWD and AWD versions with combined output of 225 and 300 HP) and Astra Hybrid (up to 180 HP). A 12.4 kWh battery (Grandland) or 12.4 kWh in the Astra enables 50–65 km of driving on electricity only. PHEV versions can be charged with AC power up to 7.4 kW.
From 2024, Stellantis is introducing a new 1.2 Hybrid 48V mild-hybrid system (PureTech Hybrid 100/136) in the Corsa, Astra, Mokka and Grandland models. The system has an integrated starter-generator (BSG) and a small lithium-ion battery that enables electric driving at low speeds and during parking, while reducing fuel consumption by around 0.5–1 l/100 km. This is the most affordable hybrid option in the Opel lineup.
With plug-in hybrids, battery health and charging history are key — ask for a service report from an authorized Stellantis service center. Check whether the vehicle was regularly charged, because long-term use on petrol only shortens PHEV battery life and makes the car less economical than a regular 1.2 PureTech. With 48V mild-hybrid systems, check the condition of the auxiliary 48V battery and the BSG unit. In Montenegro, a PHEV only really makes sense with regular home charging.
Opel Hybrid refers to a 48V mild-hybrid system that assists the internal combustion engine and cannot be charged via a socket. Plug-in Hybrid (PHEV) has a larger battery charged with AC power and can drive 50–65 km on electricity only.
On a standard home socket (1.8 kW), a full charge of the 12.4 kWh battery takes about 7 hours. On a 7.4 kW wallbox unit, the time drops to a little under 2 hours. DC fast charging is not supported.
The 1.2 Hybrid (48V) uses about 0.5–1 l/100 km less fuel in city driving and runs more quietly thanks to electric assistance at startup. The price difference is offset by savings for drivers who mainly drive in the city.
