Vauxhall’s BTCC Future in Doubt After Sponsor Pulls Out
Vauxhall’s future in the British Touring Car Championship (BTCC) hangs in the balance after the recent termination of their title sponsorship deal with Power Maxed Racing.
(more…)Vauxhall’s future in the British Touring Car Championship (BTCC) hangs in the balance after the recent termination of their title sponsorship deal with Power Maxed Racing.
(more…)Peter and the team at Evans Halshaw Vauxhall have been absolutely blown away by the incredible response to both the brand-new Vauxhall Frontera and the classic model.
(more…)Vauxhall’s Luton factory, a site with over a century of history, is set to close in April.
(more…)Vauxhall has opened orders for the 2025 model year special edition, Corsa YES Edition. Available with either an efficient petrol engine or a fully electric powertrain, the 2025 Corsa YES Edition offers a high level of specification at an affordable price.
(more…)Vauxhall is partnering with innovative global EV charging and Digital Out-of-Home (DOOH) company JOLT to provide Vauxhall electric and plug-in hybrid vehicle owners with free charging across its North West London charging network.
Vauxhall has launched a new sporty GS trim level for its popular Vivaro and Vivaro Electric vans, offering both enhanced aesthetics and an upgraded interior.
(more…)Vauxhall has unveiled new Personal Contract Hire (PCH) offers, enabling customers to drive a new Vauxhall with no ownership commitment, helping to make driving electric more accessible.
(more…)Vauxhall has opened orders for the New Frontera, the first car in the UK market to offer list price parity between electric and petrol hybrid versions.
(more…)Vauxhall is making the switch to electric driving even more rewarding with the launch of its enhanced offer, Electric All In, replacing the existing Plug & Go offer. Designed to provide greater peace of mind and increased value for electric vehicle customers, the updated offer includes extended roadside assistance and even more charging benefits.
(more…)Vauxhall is the leading electric car brand across retail and Motability channels combined, with an 8.2% market share, according to the 2024 new vehicle registration figures published today by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).
(more…)The UK government is calling on Stellantis, the parent company of Vauxhall, to review its decision to close the Luton van factory. The move, which would result in the loss of over 1,100 jobs, has drawn criticism from unions, local officials, and politicians.
(more…)The Vauxhall Movano HYDROGEN has been named Editor’s Choice at the 2025 What Van? Awards, recognising its innovative hydrogen technology and practical benefits for businesses across the UK.
Prices for New Grandland Electric now start from £37,345 in Design trim, representing a saving of £3,650. GS is priced at £38,495 (saving £4,650), while Ultimate trim sees the largest reduction of £4,700 with a new OTR price of £40,495.
The Vauxhall Corsa has been crowned ‘Used Small Car of the Year’ at the Car Dealer Used Car Awards 2024, held at The Brewery in London last night, during a glittering ceremony with hundreds of attendees.
(more…)The new Vauxhall Grandland has already been able to celebrate its first major success. The top-of-the-line SUV has won the ‘2024 Golden Steering Wheel’ award in Germany, where it is sold by Vauxhall’s sister brand, Opel.
Vauxhall continues to be the leading electric car brand across retail and Motability channels combined, according to the latest new vehicle registration figures published today by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).
Vauxhall has revealed its new look Mokka with a modern, compact and unmistakable style.
(more…)The Vauxhall Corsa Electric YES Edition has been named ‘Best Value Car’ at the 2025 Parkers Awards.
(more…)The new starting price for the Corsa Electric Design is £29,045 OTR, with GS and Ultimate versions priced at £31,230 OTR and £33,040 OTR respectively, seeing a maximum reduction of £4,150.
The Vivaro HYDROGEN is already sold in left-hand drive (LHD) markets by Vauxhall’s sister brand, Opel, making it the first commercially available production hydrogen van.