Goosebumps, Speed and Emotions: Opel Corsa GSE Hot Hatch Announced

• OMG! GSE reloaded: New Corsa GSE expands all-electric GSE range
• Hot prospects: Sporty new Corsa top-of-the-range model available to order this year

Combined values for Opel Mokka GSE according to WLTP¹: Energy consumption 18.5 kWh/100 km, CO₂ emissions 0 g/km; CO₂ label: A

Opel has announced that it will be expanding its range of all-electric GSE models. Soon, the new Opel Corsa GSE will be giving customers goosebumps, speed and electric emotions. Following the premiere and launch of the Opel Mokka GSE last year, the new Corsa GSE will be the next everyday sports car to bring exciting electric performance to the road. The Mokka GSE has already impressively demonstrated the enthusiasm for all-electric performance vehicles with the GSE badge. Immediately after its launch, it won the ‘Golden Steering Wheel 2025’ award as ‘Best Small Car’².

“Our Opel Corsa is an absolute bestseller. Small, agile and extremely practical, it stands for long-lasting success. The three letters ‘GSE’, on the other hand, stand for battery-electric high-performance and top dynamics. The new Corsa GSE combines both worlds. It is the new all-electric top-of-the-range version of our small car and will offer pure electric and thus locally emissions-free driving pleasure,” said Opel CEO Florian Huettl.

Like the Mokka GSE, the new Corsa GSE will also be based on the current model generation. Germany’s most popular small car for five years in a row will feature electrifying design details in its very special GSE way, making it stand out from the crowd. And, of course, it will also deliver on this claim with thrilling, locally emissions-free performance on the road.

Customers will not have to wait much longer to experience the unrivalled GSE feeling in Opel’s small car bestseller for themselves: the new Opel Corsa GSE will be available to order in the course of this year. Further information will follow shortly.

^[1] The values of a vehicle depend not only on the efficient use of fuel by the vehicle, but are also influenced by driving behaviour and other non-technical factors.

^[2] AUTO BILD issue 47/2025 and BILD am SONNTAG issue 47/2025, category ‘Small Cars’.