The award-winning Vauxhall Frontera Electric, having won the Value Car of the Year 2025 award, offers up to 253 miles (WLTP) of range its 54kWh long-range battery. There's also a choice of of a 44kWh option providing 186 miles range for families with lighter needs.

Designed for real-world british dirving, it can easily cover the 38-mile daily commute for around six days between charges, a practicality supported by What Car?'s real-world text reult of 185 miles. Its range is well above the average weekly mileage in the UK of 137 miles, for unexpected trips and detours. 

For versatility, the Frontera Hybrid offers additional flexbility with an optional seven-seat layout, giving families confidence without range concerns. 

The Vauxhall Grandland awarded 'Medium Car of the Year' at the 2026 Company Car & Van Awards recognised for its practicality, equipment levels, and electrified powertrain range. As a family-sized SUV, it offers interior space for five occupants plus luggage along with standard safety and connectivity features. 

The Grandland's electric version delivers up to 323 miles of WLTP range, making it ideal for longer commutes and fleet use. The Grandland hybrid combines petrol engine with electric motor technology for improved efficiency over traditional petrol-only cars. 

The line-up will expand further with a plug-in hybrid (PHEV) arriving in Spring 2026, followed by a long-range electric variant later the same year.  

The Vauxhall Corsa was the UK's best-selling super mini in 2025, according to the official SMMT data. This demonstrates the Corsa's continued popularity among UK drivers reflects Vauxhall's strong position in the small-car market segment. 

The model has a wide range of powertrains, including petrol, hybrid, and two fully electric variants. The Corsa Electric has an impressive driving range of up to 266 miles (WLTP), offering a worry-free drive for customers without worrying about charging. Available in YES Special Edition, GS and Ultimate trim levels, the Corsa competes in the B-segment category against other mainstream small cars.

Its combination of usefulness, cutting-edge technology, and accessible pricing makes it a top choice for drivers efficient and connected everyday driving. 

Vauxhall has partnered with Mobility in Motion to offer the Adapt & Drive scheme across the UK, launching on 2 February 2026 through selected Vauxhall dealers. The scheme enables disabled and limited-mobility drivers to purchase a new, fully adapted Vauxhall vehicle through a single point of contact, with flexible payment options - including for drivers who are unable to access existing mobility schemes such as Motability.

Vauxhall is one of the first major UK automotive brands to join the Adapt & Drive scheme as a pioneer automotive partner.

The partnership combines Vauxhall’s full vehicle range - which has included a fully electric version of every model since the end of 2024 - with Mobility in Motion’s specialist adaptation expertise.