Vauxhall has overhauled the Corsa line-up in the UK with new trim levels across the board and a performance-style range-topper for the all-electric Corsa-e.
As part of the shuffle, the cost of the entry-level Corsa-e has been reduced by more than £1000. The SE Nav Premium car is now available from £26,640 after the government's £3000 plug-in car grant, down from a £27,665 starting price when the car was launched last year.
Vauxhall said the change is aimed at "making the switch to electric even easier".
The revamped Corsa-e line-up includes two additional trim levels: SRi Premium and Elite Nav Premium, from £27,490 and £30,045 respectively. The latter is a new addition to the range, and comes equipped with a number of bespoke styling touches that mark it out from the rest of the Corsa-e line-up, including a set of bespoke 17in alloy wheels, sports seats, red trim accents, rear privacy glass and sports pedals.
Mechanically, the electric supermini is unchanged, with a 134bhp electric motor driving the front wheels and a 50kWh battery giving an official WLTP range of 209 miles. Buyers can choose between 7.4kW and 11.0kW charging capabilities.
The standard combustion-engined Corsa has a more comprehensive trim line-up for 2021, comprising SE, SE Premium, SRi, SRi Premium, Elite, Elite Nav, Elite Nav Premium and Ultimate Nav.
Prices start at £16,440 for the 74bhp 1.2-litre naturally aspirated petrol car with a five-speed manual, rising to £26,640 for a 134bhp 1.2-litre turbocharged range-topper with an eight-speed automatic.
The Corsa is also now available with a 128bhp version of the 1.2-litre turbo on SRi and Ultimate Nav trims. Paired exclusively with an eight-speed automatic and equipped with a "sportier" twin exhaust, the new unit is capable of 0-60mph in 8.2sec and 52.3mpg.
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