The third-generation Opel Zafira, known as the P12 model, rolled off the production lines at a German factory between 2011 and 2019, catering to various markets. Our regional variant was constructed in Kaliningrad from 2012 to 2015. This compact van shared the Delta II platform with the Opel Astra J and the Chevrolet Orlando. Additionally, within the Zafira lineup, you'll find the T98 (1999-2005) and the A05 (2005-2014) models.
The car was equipped with engines:
| Engine Power | 130 HP |
| Torque | 300 NM |
| Acceleration to 100 km/h | 11.4 seconds |
| Max speed | 191 km/h |
| City consumption | 6.4 liters |
| Combustion on the road | 4.5 liters |
| Mixed expenditure | 5.2 liters |
| Fuel tank capacity | 58 liters |
| Loaded weight | 1735 kg |
| Full weight | 2435 kg |
| Load | 700 kg |
| Trunk volume | 710 (1860) liters |
| Overall Length | 4658 mm |
| Width | 1884 (2099) mm |
| Height | 1685 mm |
| Distance axis | 2760 mm |
| Front belt circle | 1584 mm |
| Rear wheels | 1588 mm |
| Overall ground clearance | 165 mm |
| Min. turning radius | 5.7 m |
| Number of doors | seats | 5 | 5, 7 |
| Tire size | 215/60 R16 |
From 2011 to 2016, the third-generation Opel Zafira compact van was offered in various configurations, catering to diverse preferences of car enthusiasts. This period was characterized by a variety of engines and technical specifications, making the Zafira a popular choice in the automotive market.
The front-wheel-drive versions were equipped with the following petrol and diesel engines:
Petrol variants:
Diesel variants:
In 2014, the European version of the model adopted a new lineup of engines complying with the Euro 6 standard, emphasizing Opel's commitment to improving the technical parameters and environmental safety of the vehicle.
With the restyling in 2016, the Zafira remained true to its traditions, retaining the previously offered engines. However, changes in the external design gave the vehicle a fresh look while maintaining its recognizability on the roads.
In 2018, the Opel Zafira in the European version was updated, receiving even more modern engines compliant with the Euro 6d-TEMP standard. This allowed for improvements in the environmental characteristics of the vehicle and increased its efficiency.
Opel Zafira is a reliable German car, among the advantages of which can be highlighted a comfortable interior, excellent driving characteristics, galvanized bodywork, high-quality paintwork, and a pleasant interior smell.
Among the disadvantages are increased oil consumption, expensive spare parts, which rarely have analogs, limited off-road capability, and low demand in the secondary market for models with a 1.6-liter gasoline engine and automated manual transmission.