Vauxhall offers extra £2,000 deposit contribution on EVs in February

Vauxhall is offering an additional £2,000 deposit contribution on fully electric models during February.

As part of The Vauxhall Event, which runs from 14-29 February, customers purchasing a Mokka Electric Design 136PS on finance can secure a deposit contribution of £9,500. PCP payments of £349 per month can also be spread over a longer period thanks to Vauxhall’s five-year PCP.

Customers opting for New Corsa Electric Design 136PS also benefit from a £7,900 Vauxhall deposit contribution with monthly PCP payments of £309.

The All-New Astra Electric is also available with a £5,250 Vauxhall deposit contribution as part of The Vauxhall Event, with monthly payments of £309.

Vauxhall is also partnering with supermarket Tesco to provide new Vauxhall electric vehicle (EV) customers with one year’s free charging credit.

Powered by Pod Point, Tesco holds 2,700 charging bays across 619 of its stores making it the country’s largest supermarket charging network, with a mix of 7kW, 22kW, 50kW and 75kW charging stations.

As part of Vauxhall’s efforts to simplify going electric, its electric range is also available with the brand’s Plug & Go offer, offering access to a variety of charging solutions.

Customers can choose a wallbox from one of three approved national suppliers and spread the cost across the length of their finance agreement.

All new Vauxhall electrified vehicle customers also receive an Octopus Electroverse card, which gives access to over 500,000 public chargers from different networks across the UK and Europe via a single account. Plug & Go also includes a battery warranty for eight years/100,000 miles and three years of roadside assistance as standard.

Vauxhall now offers six fully electric passenger vehicles across its line-up and will offer a fully electric version of every model from 2024.

For customers not yet ready to switch to electric, an additional £500 deposit contribution is also available on petrol, hybrid and plug-in hybrid models.