The Agila was Opel's small tall-roof city car, launched in 2000 and built in Gliwice, Poland. Launch engines were a 1.0-litre three-cylinder with 58 hp and a 1.2-litre four-cylinder with 75 hp. A restyle in 2003 added a 1.3-litre turbodiesel with 70 hp. The second generation moved production to Suzuki's plant in Esztergom, Hungary, where its twin was the Suzuki Splash. Production ended in late 2014, and the Karl took over the Agila's place in 2015.
Opel's tall micro-MPV city car built from 2000, sharing its platform with the Suzuki Wagon R+ and Splash.
26years
2generations
2trims
74–93hp range
The Lineage
2 generations · tap any to explore1 trimAgila A
2000–2007
1 trimAgila B
2007–2014
The Story
Why the Agila mattersTrims · Agila B
1 trim · 2007–2014Second generation (2007-2014) based on the Suzuki Splash, larger and more rounded, built alongside its Suzuki twin in Esztergom, Hungary, from December 2007 to November 2014; the Karl took its place.
★ Only trim
Agila B 1.2
MPV · 2008–2014
Power
93 hp
Body
MPV
Debut
2008
Production
2008–2014
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