
Britain’s favourite supermini continues to dominate fleet charts thanks to low running costs, wide powertrain choice and strong value. The latest Corsa remains a go-to option for cost-conscious fleets and urban drivers alike.
Fleetwise score 80%
Other media scores…
What Car? 3/5
Carbuyer 4.1/5
Auto Express 3.5/5
Autocar 3.5/5
Carwow 3.5/10
Parkers 3.5/5
Car 3.5/5
Top Gear 6/10
Select Car Leasing 3.4/5
Autotrader 3.5/5

Threshold Busters
Models under the UK £40,000 and £50,000 tax thresholds.
1.2 Turbo Petrol Design – from £19,305
1.2 Turbo Petrol GS – from £22,255
1.2 Turbo Hybrid GS – from £23,610
Electric Corsa YES Edition – from £26,895
Electric Corsa Ultimate – from £29,245
Roll of Honour
• UK’s best-selling supermini (multiple years)
• Fleet News Small Car of the Year (previous generations)
• Consistently among the lowest total cost of ownership in its class
Spec list
• Petrol, mild-hybrid and fully electric powertrains
• Front-wheel drive
• Manual or automatic gearboxes
• From £19,000 to £30,000
• From £239pm
• 5-door hatchback
• 5 seats
• 51-74mpg (petrol/hybrid)
• Boot space 309 litres
• Warranty 3 yrs/60,000 miles (Battery 8 yrs/100k miles – EV)
• Company-car tax rates (BIK)
– Petrol/Hybrid: 25-30%
– Electric: 2%
In 30 seconds…
The 2025 Vauxhall Corsa remains one of the safest fleet choices in the UK, particularly for drivers covering high urban mileage or operating on tight budgets. Updates focus on refreshed styling, improved infotainment and more efficient hybrid options, keeping it competitive against newer rivals.
For fleets, the electric Corsa is the headline act. With zero emissions, a usable real-world range and ultra-low company-car tax, it’s a standout option for salary sacrifice and urban fleets. The new hybrid petrol models also strike a strong balance between affordability and efficiency.
Inside, the Corsa is straightforward rather than flashy, but build quality is solid and controls are easy to use. Space is competitive for the class, and comfort levels are good on longer journeys.
On the road, it’s light, stable and easy to drive, making it ideal for city work and new drivers. If you need a dependable, low-cost and widely accepted fleet hatchback, the 2025 Corsa still delivers.
“The Vauxhall Corsa remains one of the most cost-effective and sensible small cars for fleet buyers” – Auto Express

Sample leasing deal
Lease Co: leasing.com
Car: Vauxhall Corsa Electric GS Auto
Initial rental: £2850
Term: 24 months
Mileage per annum: 8,000
Monthly fee: £279
Additional fees: £199
(All prices excluding VAT)
In depth…
Brand Vauxhall
Model Corsa Electric GS
Power source Fully electric
Transmission Single-speed automatic
Battery capacity 50kWh
Tax
CO₂: 0g/km
BIK: 2%
P11D: £28,995
Performance
Max speed: 93mph
0–62mph: 8.1 seconds
Max power: 136bhp
Range: up to 222 miles (WLTP)
Size
5-door hatchback, 5 seats
Length: 4061mm
Width: 1765mm
Height: 1435mm
Kerbweight: 1530kg

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