Opel Rocks-e

The Opel Rocks-e is a light electric two-seat quadricycle produced by the German car maker Opel from 2021. It was presented on 25 August 2021 and is built in the Stellantis plant at Kénitra in Morocco alongside its twins, the Citroën Ami and the Fiat Topolino. Unlike the Ami and the Topolino, its name is not inspired by the maker's past. Like the Ami it has frontal and lateral symmetry, with identical front and rear bumpers, and door openings that are asymmetric, hinged at the rear on the driver's side and at the front on the passenger side. The cabin has two symmetric seats, of which only the driver's slides, and the boot holds 63 litres. In January 2023 the model was restyled and renamed Opel Rocks Electric, and in 2024 the Citroën Ami became available in Germany, ending the Rocks-e's exclusivity there. A 6 kW electric machine gives a range of 75 km and a top speed of 45 km/h, and a 5.5 kWh battery sits under the floor.