New Vauxhall Corsa-e 2020 UK review - pictures

Early adopters will get free six-month membership to BP Chargemaster’s Polar network 
of public rapid chargers, but this doesn’t mean free charging, just no subscription fee 
for half a year.

Electric motor power/range: 134bhp/209 miles

Elite Nav cars ride on 17-inch wheels as standard, with 16-inch designs on SE Nav models. The Corsa-e offers a bright and varied range of colours for buyers to choose

Battery packaging doesn’t affect the Corsa-e’s passenger space, but it’s still not the most roomy second row available in a supermini

Practicality Boot (seats up/down): 309/1,118 litres

Having 100kW CCS charging as standard is a coup for the Corsa-e. In the Renault Zoe, 50kW charging is only optional

Widescreen 10-inch display works nicely, but the graphics aren’t pinpoint sharp. SE Nav models get smaller seven-inch set-up

If the Corsa-e doesn’t take your fancy, Vauxhall’s new Mokka SUV uses the same underpinnings, and is also available with an electric powertrain