Opel/Vauxhall Experimental Concept - a peek into a car designers mind

Another Stellantis product, teasing a square steering wheel…. Could this be rolled out across the whole group? What are your thoughts on this concept car? What are your favourite elements? 

[whitemoor]

Several of these 'new' features have been seen here decades before! Illuminated front badge was a feature on Wolseley cars I believe from the 1930's so almost a century ago and of course the square steering wheel (Quartic) appeared on the Austin Allegro in the 70's and was much criticised! Good to see you getting invited to this sort of thing though Tish.

[ianwindley]

Looking absolutely stunning as always Tish❤

[richardhargrave]

This looks great.
Why a square steering wheel?
What's wrong with a round one?

[DaveDVideoMaker]

I’m not generally into concept cars, but this doesn’t look bad at all.

[edmundhayes]

The compass really does draw attention in. I like it

[anthonystevens]

This is an interesting concept Tish. I like the idea of that compass signature and the fake grill lights that can be used for the direction indicators that in theory could be used to flash blue for the law enforcement cars. Also interesting is the cleaning and airflow for the brakes, again in theory the physical brakes could be used less and less given what can be achieved by brake regen. For Aero dumping the glass mirrors makes sense but from a personal view I'm a die hard physical mirror person who often moves my head around to get the reflection of the side of the car how I want it when parking in an awkward space. Other things that I would like to add would be the wipers, more modern cars are loosing the rear wiper (a no cost option on some VW group cars) either because of style, trend or as a cost reduction (I'd bet on the latter), we should be looking at increasing visibility not reducing it. Of course any production car may have all these things and I applaud concepts for what could be done but not all of those ideas fit in the world of today. Many thanks for sharing. Keep up the great work.

[Jaisal]

The new Vauxhall cars seem to be really low to the ground. Whilst they look more sleek, it's not always so practical. My first and second (current) cars have been Corsas and I've been put off by the new designs of the whole range. Whilst they might be great for my age group and children, they're not easily accessible for the older generation in my opinion.

[vepakko]

Lets face it, the most attractive thing in this video is of course Tish ☺️ Hopefully that car is not going to be the next Insignia (C)!

[genepatrick]

12:53 AM. The name of this car company belongs in the 60's with the rest of the cars from that time. A new name is needed for any updated models being manufactured from that car 🚗🚙🏎️ company. Same tech thats being offered by other companies, so I think it will do well on the market, (once they change the name of the brand of course).

[evbase-official]

Can we Collaborate on Tesla accessories review about your Youtube?