The German automaker will present the GT X Experimental concept, which will serve as a kind of celebration of the anniversary of joining the PSA group, and will also demonstrate a new direction in the brand's design. This style will form the basis of all future models of the brand, starting from the second half of the next decade.
The main detail of the new concept will be the so-called "compass": in the central part there will be the brand logo, the "north-south" direction will be set by the central line of the hood and a relief element on the bumper, and the "west-east" direction will be set by arrow-shaped daytime running lights. The radiator grille and headlights will be combined into a single stylistic block called Vizor.
In parallel with the development of Vizor, the Vauxhall-Opel design center created an all-glass instrument panel called Pure Panel. As noted by the brand's chief designer Mark Adams, his team's goal was to abandon overly complex solutions and focus on "purity and expressiveness."
