Vauxhall has cut the price of its petrol and electric Astra by £2,750 and £2,800 respectively, with the introduction of the new Griffin trim level.
The petrol-powered Astra Griffin is now priced from £24,795, while the Astra Electric Griffin starts at £34,955. Estate models cost £37,195.
The price reductions show Vauxhall's approach to tackling EV affordability, in addition to incentives like free public charging for a year and pledging to help customers go eletric with the Corsa, Astra and Mokka models for the exactly the same deposit and monthly payment as an equivalent petrol model when using personal contract purchase (PCP) finance.
Login to continue reading
Or register with AM-online to keep up to date with the latest UK automotive retail industry news and insight.
The UK's leading event for motor retailers - Wednesday, November 13.
Automotive Management Live 2024 welcomes motor retail managers from across the UK to discover business improvements, to understand best practice and to network with fellow dealers and suppliers.
Topics this year will include agency business models, the brands now entering the UK new car market, used car stock management and more. It's free to attend, but you'll need to register.
Venue: NEC, Birmingham
REGISTER YOUR INTEREST
Login to comment
Comments
No comments have been made yet.