New Chevrolet Astra 2022 with Irmscher kit

The New Chevrolet Astra 2022 just got a lot more brutal with the amazing Irmscher kit.

The new model of the Chevrolet Astra had its debut last year, unfortunately the new generation of the car that is a rival to the VW Golf, still did not have its OPC variant version.

Finally, they left the GS Line finish, being the most sporty of all.

For Astra owners looking to make it a little sportier, just turn to the German Irmscher kit. They are developing this new version modification. Models based through digital projections and renderings.

If you're talking about the car's exterior, the Irmscher bodykit comes with an extension on the front bumper, it also has new side skirts and a rear spoiler with a diffuser.

In this version, the car comes with some red details, with Irmscher graphics and new colors to modify from the original Opel car.

So no design changes would be valid without a new set of wheels.

Irmscher has two models of wheels for the car. One is the “Cosmo Star”, with 19 inches and the other would be the “Turbo Star”, which is smaller, with its 18 inches.

In both versions of the wheels, they will be in black color, and with 225/45 tires.

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As is normal with all renderings, the car comes lower by 30mm, bringing the Opel Astra closer to the ground and better matching its new bodykit.

Irmscher also made changes to the interior of the car, with velvet carpets, steel door sills and leather upholstery.

The amount that Irmscher charges to make these changes has not yet been informed, but they will soon be available.

The company responsible for the modification claims to be compatible with all Astra platforms. Unfortunately, they still haven't informed whether they will improve the car's power.

The original engine of the Chevrolet Astra is 1.2 Puretech with 108 hp of power. Or the option of the 1.5 BlueHDI hybrid or Diesel, generating 222 hp of power.

Unfortunately the model did not come to Brazil, but it would be a great hatch option.

Source: Digital Agglomerate