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Corsa leads Vauxhall’s electric charge

The new electric Corsa-e has 205 mile range that can be extended by up to 40% in Eco mode. The battery can be charged to 80% capacity in 30 minutes at a rapid-charge station.
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24 May 2019

VAUXHALL has released first images of the all-new Corsa-e, one of the most hotly-anticipated new cars to go on sale in 2019.

As part of the brand’s PACE! strategic plan, Vauxhall’s Corsa-e and Grandland X PHEV will lead Vauxhall’s electric charge this year.

Two more all-electric models will follow in 2020, including the successor to the Mokka X SUV(Mokka E) and Vivaro van. All models are vital to Vauxhall’s ongoing reduction of CO2.

By 2024, Vauxhall will have an electrified version of every model in its range. A key role is played by the shared multi-energy platforms. They make it possible to offer various propulsion systems on a common platform.

Corsa has been Vauxhall’s best-selling car for many years, with over 2.1 million sold in the UK since it launched in 1993.

The Corsa-e has 205 mile range that can be extended by up to 40% in Eco mode. The battery can be charged to 80% capacity in 30 minutes at a rapid-charge station.

With 136hp and 260Nm of torque from the electric propulsion system, the Corsa-e sprints from 0-31mph in just 3.1 seconds and reaches 62mph in 8.1 seconds.

Advanced technologies, driver assistance systems and connectivity includes numerous camera and radar-based assistance systems.

The new infotainment systems up to and including the Multimedia Navi Pro are available with a 10-inch colour touchscreen and compatible with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. Suitable smartphones can be charged wirelessly.

 

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Chris Wright

Chris Wright

Chris Wright has been covering the automotive industry nationally and internationally for 30 years. Following spells with consumer titles he became News Editor of Automotive Management (AM), Editor of Automotive International, International Editor for Detroit-based Automotive News, and Editor of Dealer Update. He has also co-authored several FT Management Reports and contributes regularly to Justauto.com

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