Opel has received more than 4,300 orders for its electric SUV, the Frontera, through its social leasing program. The vehicle is available for 139 euros per month, but only in limited numbers. Each year, the social leasing initiative has featured a standout model, such as the Peugeot e-208 in 2024 and the Renault 5 in 2025, indicating that the Frontera could be the highlight in 2026. Since mid-July, the SUV has generated 4,300 orders, nearing 10 percent of the total 50,000 units planned for the program. Initially, the Frontera was offered at 99 euros per month, a price considered unusually low for an SUV of 4.39 meters in length, capable of comfortably carrying a family. The Frontera is equipped with a 44 kWh battery, providing a range of 308 kilometers. While this is comparable to a city car in terms of cost, it offers a much larger and more practical design for everyday use, with a boot capacity of 460 liters. However, Opel quickly removed the Corsa and Mokka from the program, but the Frontera is still available for social leasing, albeit only with the larger 54 kWh battery. This version offers a better combined range of 402 kilometers. The Frontera remains a highly attractive option, with a monthly lease starting at 139 euros for a 36-month contract covering 35,000 kilometers, with no down payment required. The first increased payment is covered by a 7,000 euro social leasing grant. As fuel prices continue to rise, this program presents a favorable opportunity for consumers looking to transition to electric vehicles. Opel’s social leasing initiative is part of a broader effort to make electric vehicles more accessible to a wider audience. By offering lower initial costs and financial incentives, the program aims to encourage more people to consider switching from traditional fuel vehicles to electric alternatives. The Frontera is currently one of the most sought-after models within this program, and its popularity may influence future offerings in the coming years.