Vauxhall promotes new Astra with three powertrain options
Vauxhall's video promotes the new Astra Hatchback, offered as Electric, Plug-in Hybrid or Mild Hybrid at the same price across all three.
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At a glance
- Available as Electric, Plug-in Hybrid or Mild Hybrid, with the same price across all three, Vauxhall says
- Astra Electric energy consumption stated as 14.8-15.2 kWh/100 km
- CO2 emissions stated as 0 g/km for the Electric model
- Electric range stated as up to 281 miles (WLTP)
- Model shown is the Astra Electric Ultimate with optional sunroof and metallic paint
- Features named include the 3D Vizor grille, Intelli-Lux Pixel Lights and Pure Panel cockpit
What the video shows
The video is a promotional piece for the new Vauxhall Astra Hatchback, shown in Electric Yellow with an illuminated 3D Vizor grille and Intelli-Lux Pixel Lights. It highlights the Pure Panel cockpit and ergonomic seats inside, and associates the car with Team GB athletes ahead of LA28. The model shown is the Astra Electric Ultimate with optional sunroof and metallic paint.
What it means for fleets
Vauxhall states that Electric, Plug-in Hybrid and Mild Hybrid versions of the Astra are available at the same price, which the video presents as giving buyers a choice of powertrain without a price difference.
This summary was written by THRIVE from the video's title and description (no captions were available). The video and the claims made in it come from Vauxhall. Published on THRIVE 17 Sept 2026.
Corrections: hello@thrivefleet.co.uk