VauxhallGrandland Electric (2024-)
- Available new
- Medium/Large SUV
- Electric
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For the first time, Vauxhall’s largest SUV is available as an electric model. Launched in 2024 and with a claimed driving range of up to 425 miles, the Grandland Electric rivals electric family SUVs such as the Renault Scenic E-Tech and Skoda Enyaq. But can it beat them? We’ve lab tested the Long Range version to find out.
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- What is it?
- What’s it like to drive?
- What’s the performance like?
- How reliable are Vauxhall electric cars?
- How comfortable and spacious is it?
- How economical is it to run?
- How safe is it?
- Should I buy it?
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| Brand reliability 0-4 years |
- Mar 2026First reviewed by Which?
- Apr 2024Released
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