Developed at the Nürburgring, the new generation performance Insignia focuses on lower weight and centre of gravity with all-wheel drive traction and a wide power band. Making it quicker than it’s predecessor the turbo V6 OPC on the race track. The last time the GSi badge was used was in 2012 and first appeared 33 years ago with the Manta GSi and the Kadett GSi models.
The powerplant is now a 4 cylinder unit that is turbocharged of course, producing 260 hp and 400 Nm. A new eight-speed automatic gearbox will be fitted as standard, along with the all-wheel drive system that features a torque-vectoring system on the rear axle. Allowing each rear wheel to be accelerated individually boosting traction when needed. The GSi model distinguishes itself from the regular Insignia with a sportier bodykit highlighted by silver accents, bigger air dams and wheels.
