New Vauxhall Astra Phev Overview | Should You Buy One In 2023?
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Vauxhall's Astra Plug-in Hybrid offers family hatch customers undecided about the switch into full-EV motoring an appealing interim option. There's a useful EAER-rated electric driving range of up to 42 miles, fashionable looks, fast battery replenishment times and an eager petrol engine for longer trips. Plus an estate model option if you want something a whole lot more practical than an SUV. Sounds promising.
In the automotive world, EVs are in everyone's thoughts right at present. And if not EVs, then SUVs. Yet there remains a significant group of motorists who don't want either of these things. They see the need for electrification, but they don't want the limitations of an EV. They share a desire for a more fashionable family car, but for them, that isn't delivered by an SUV. For these people, Vauxhall's Astra Plug-in Hybrid, could be ideal.
It competes in the growing PHEV sub-sector of the family hatchback segment, started by the Golf GTE and now also populated by Plug-in Hybrid versions of the Peugeot 308 and the DS 4. Plus if you've more to spend, PHEV versions of the Audi A3 and the Mercedes A-Class. Lots of choice in the class then. Why would you select this Astra in preference? Let's take a look.
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You didn’t mention the price ! It’s a heavy old beast with that battery pack. That will affect the handling . Interesting you didn’t tell us what range you got when driving as well. Poor test all told . You just try harder
I tried one of these last summer and I was very impressed with the interior and build quality. I like it more than the mercedes A class I tried at the same time but I wish it was a bit cheaper.
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4 ай бұрын
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@TheAllMightyGodofCod
4 ай бұрын
@@OsvUkVehicleSupply thanks! It was not for me, it was for a friend. You do some nice reviews
The new Astra has been open for orders since late 2021. To date, I have only seen one on the road.
Best car with worst engine on the market (1.2 puretech with timing belt in oil)
Should you buy one in 2023. Answer NO! The cheapest version has the problematical wet belt Peugeot/ Citroen engine. Prices start at £26k. The 1.6l plug in hybrid version starts at £37k GULP! Many people keep saying that the new Honda Civic is too expensive at £34k. All cars today are over priced. But taking into account this price crazy world , the Civic with it's amazing tech, engineering, fuel economy and reliability and is more spacious than the Astra seems a relative bargain.
@FunkMabassUp
9 ай бұрын
So if i go for the 1.6 engine I Dodge the wet belt puretech engine? I have the 208 with a puretech now and it uses 1 liter oil per 500km, will never touch those engines again ever