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Vauxhall reduces all Corsa-e and Mokka-e models by £3,000 in response to government plug-in car grant changes

Ben Hubbard by Ben Hubbard
24th December 2021
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Vauxhall has shaved £3,000 off the total cost of all its fully electric Corsa-e and Mokka-e models in response to the recent changes the UK government made to the eligibility criteria for its zero-emission plug-in grant.

With the new grant, the Corsa-e now starts at £25,805 and the entry-level SE Mokka-e can be bought for £29,365.

Model Previous OTR Price Previous OTR w/PiCG1 Price Reduction New Price OTR New Price OTR w/PiCG2
Corsa-e SE £30,305 £27,805 £3,000 £27,305 £25,805
SRi £31,555 £29,055 £3,000 £28,555 £27,055
Elite £33,910 £31,410 £3,000 £30,910 £29,410
Mokka-e SE £33,865 £31,365 £3,000 £30,865 £29,365
SRi £34,935 £32,435 £3,000 £31,935 £30,435
Elite £34,580 £32,080 £3,000 £31,580 £30,080
Ultimate £34,995 £32,495 £3,000 £31,995 £30,495

Managing director of Vauxhall Paul Willcox said: “In light of a further evolution to the Government Plug-in Car Grant, we have taken the decision to change our pricing policy on our all-electric Corsa-e and Mokka-e models.”

“With more attainable pricing from significant reductions on both models, as well as the grant, we hope to put zero-emissions-in-use motoring within the reach of even more British motorists.”

The announcement comes just a few days after we reported that Vauxhall’s Corsa-e and Mokka-e models have been given a range boost in the official WLTP (Worldwide harmonized Light vehicles Test Procedure) cycle.

A Corsa-e can now do 222 miles on a single charge, up from 209 miles previously – an increase of around 6%. The Mokka-e’s range has increased from 201 miles to 209 miles giving an increase of around 4%.

The British marque says it will offer an electrified variant across its model range by 2024 and will make its entire range electric by 2028.

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Ben is an experienced journalist with a passion for electric vehicles. He previously spent five-and-a-half years working in technology before completing a Masters in International Journalism at City, University of London.

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