Opel Meriva B parts online catalogue

OPEL Meriva B (S10) cars: technical specifications, versions and trim levels

Opel Meriva B cars are the second generation of compact MPVs, launched in 2010 and discontinued in 2017. It was officially presented to the public at the Geneva Motor Show. The car became more stylish and modern in comparison with its predecessor. Moreover, the active and passive safety systems were also updated. As a result, in 2008 the minivan got the highest rating (5 stars) in Euro NCAP crash tests. And it ended up third in «European Car of the Year» shortlist in 2011. Would you like to buy spare parts for Opel Meriva B always at low prices? Subscribe to our newsletter and be the first to know about new promotions and other money-saving offers.

Technical specifications of Opel Meriva B

Compared to the previous generation, the length and width of the car increased to 4,288 mm and 1,912 mm respectively, the height was reduced to 1,615 mm. The car was still a 5-seater, so the interior became even more spacious. There was more legroom for passengers on the rear seats. The luggage compartment capacity varied between 400 and 1,500 litres.

The FlexDoors, rear-hinged side doors that open at 84°, were the distinctive feature of these cars. They helped to get inside with comfort. Moreover, they created a safe zone while getting out, because adults on the front seats and children on the rear were not separated by a door. The door had an automatic locking function activated at the speed of 4 km/h in order to prevent unprompted opening.

Main versions

14 versions of the second-generation Opel Meriva were produced: 5 diesel and 5 petrol ones – before the restyling in 2004, 3 petrol and 1 diesel version – after it.

The 1.6 CDTI ecoFLEX MT diesel version was the most fuel-efficient and eco-friendly. Its turbocharged engine with an intercooler and Common Rail direct fuel injection produced 136 hp and 320 N⋅m of torque. Acceleration to 100 km/h took 9.9 seconds, top speed equalled 197 km/h, the loading capacity was 522 kg. Fuel consumption was moderate: 4.2 litres in the extra-urban cycle, 4.4 litres – in the combined cycle, 4.8 – in urban conditions. The version had «Start-Stop» system, which optimizes engine operation, fitted as standard.

Trim levels of Meriva B

Various trim levels were offered for Meriva B cars: Joy, Active, Drive, Cosmo. Limited series Design, Color and 150 Jahre Opel had special option packages.

The standard equipment of all models included the anti-lock braking system, electronic stability programme, traction control, front and side airbags, active headrests, two-way adjustable steering column, electric power steering, heated power mirrors, air conditioner and other systems. Seats with good lumbar support and retractable thigh support, as well as an integrated carrier for two bicycles, were offered for an extra charge.