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Opel Combo

The Opel Combo is a compact European commercial vehicle launched in 1994, which has become emblematic of the light van distribution segment and leisure vehicles. Since its inception, this Opel model has gone through four major generations, evolving from a simple minivan derivative to an indispensable player in the small commercial vehicle market. The history of Opel Combo begins with the first generation (1994-2001), founded on the Corsa platform and conceived for small professionals and active families. The second generation (2001-2011) marked a decisive stylistic turning point, displaying a more square and functional design, while the following Opel Combo generations gradually integrated modern technologies, particularly in ecological engines and onboard connectivity. Today's Opel Combo model, in its fifth iteration launched in 2018, offers a recognized electric alternative for its range and urban practicality, positioning itself directly against competitors like the Citroën Berlingo and Volkswagen Caddy. Over the decades, this vehicle has been able to maintain its original purpose: to offer maximum versatility with optimal useful volume/footprint ratio, while adapting to new expectations in terms of comfort and environmental performance. With over three million units sold worldwide since its launch, the Combo remains an unmissable reference for professionals seeking reliability and individuals appreciating modularity.

Opel Combo D - 4 Phase 2 2023

Opel Combo D - 4 Phase 1 2018 - 2023

Opel Combo C - 3 2011 - 2018

Browse every Opel Combo catalogue and brochure available as a free PDF download, from the oldest model to the very latest.

Every official sales brochure details the trim levels, engines, equipment and colours offered when the vehicle launched — perfect for planning a purchase, restoring a car or checking its original specifications.

All Opel Combo documents can be viewed online and downloaded free of charge, with no sign-up required.

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