Vauxhall/Opel OBD-II support
Pelican knows 33 Vauxhall/Opel models. The OBDb has parameter data for 6 of them.
Every Vauxhall/Opel that supports OBD-II also reports the standard parameters, such as speed and engine data.
Models
- Adam
- Agila1 driver
- Ampera2011 to 20191,390 parameters
- Ampera-e
- Antara1 driver
- Ascona
- Astra1996 to 20261,390 parameters53 drivers
- Brava
- Calibra
- Cascada
- Combo1 driver
- Corsa53 drivers
- Crossland2017 to 20241,390 parameters10 drivers
- Frontera1 driver
- Grandland6 drivers
- Insignia2008 to 20221,390 parameters21 drivers
- Kadett
- Karl1 driver
- Manta
- Meriva2 drivers
- Mokka2012 to 2026557 parameters13 drivers
- Movano
- Omega
- Rekord
- Senator
- Signum
- Sintra
- Tigra
- Vectra2 drivers
- Viva
- Vivaro6 drivers
- Zafira2 drivers
- Zafira B2005 to 20141,390 parameters2 drivers
About Vauxhall/Opel
Opel and Vauxhall are vehicle brands within Stellantis. Adam Opel established his Rüsselsheim business in 1862 to make sewing machines; bicycle production followed in 1886 and automobile manufacturing in 1899.1
Vauxhall developed independently in Britain. Alexander Wilson established its marine-engine business in London in 1857. Vauxhall began building cars in 1903 and relocated to Luton in 1905.2
The brands share vehicle families, including the Astra compact range. Opel’s Kadett launched in 1936, returned in 1962 and adopted front-wheel drive in 1979. Opel changed its compact-car name to Astra in 1991, matching Vauxhall’s designation.3
