Opel’s recent investment in a new headquarters in Rüsselsheim has sparked inquiries regarding Stellantis’s long-term intentions for its German operations. The company has celebrated the topping-out of the grEEn-campus, designed as a modern facility encompassing 114,000 square meters, slated to become Opel’s global headquarters and Stellantis Germany base by mid-2027.
Key Highlights of the grEEn-campus:
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Building Components:
- A 23,000-square-meter administration building
- A 36,000-square-meter R&D facility with an integrated design center
- A 55,000-square-meter parking area
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Functionality: All Opel models will be developed at the R&D center once operational.
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Sustainability Goals: The campus aims for gold certification under the DGNB sustainability standard, integrating eco-friendly features like photovoltaic systems and geothermal installations.
Florian Huettl, the CEO of Opel & Vauxhall and Stellantis Germany, emphasized that this investment reaffirms their commitment to creating a sustainable, innovative workplace and strengthens Rüsselsheim’s role in their future plans for Germany.
For more details, you can view the full announcement here.