Vauxhall

Vauxhall is a British automobile manufacturer founded in 1857 in London, becoming one of the sector's oldest historic brands with uninterrupted market presence for over 165 years. A General Motors subsidiary since 1925, then part of the Stellantis group from 2021 onward, Vauxhall marked automotive history with iconic models such as the Chevette, Astra, Insignia and more recently the electric Corsa, covering city cars, compact sedans and electric vehicles to rival manufacturers such as Ford and Renault. Vauxhall's history reflects constant evolution from its beginnings with prestige vehicles to mass production, with main factories located in the United Kingdom, notably at Luton and Ellesmere Port, which supplied thousands of vehicles to British and European markets. Vauxhall models are characterized by price accessibility, proven reliability and progressive adaptation to electric mobility, with the launch of the Corsa-e in 2019 and continuous expansion of the Vauxhall range toward sustainable powertrains. The current Vauxhall range offers a broad selection meeting the needs of families and professionals, from small city cars to commercial vehicles, while the Vauxhall manufacturer pursues its digital and ecological transformation under Stellantis's direction, confirming its relevance in the contemporary automobile market.