Vauxhall has unveiled the petrol and diesel variants of its new Corsa, just weeks after the electric model was revealed.

Vauxhall Corsa

While attention has been focused till now on the e-Corsa, which is available to reserve now and brings a 205-mile range, the petrol and diesel variants further bolster the line-up, bringing significantly reduced emissions and fuel consumption to before despite retaining similar power outputs.

Built on PSA’s CMP platform that also underpins the Peugeot e-208 and 208, the

all-new Corsa weighs just 980kg, 10% lighter than outgoing model, despite being slightly larger, helped by high-strength and ultra-high-strength steels. Vauxhall says the five-door model will be standard while the latest Corsa will also bring improved handling.

Petrol engine line-up covers an entry-level 75hp 1.2-litre unit married up with a five-speed manual gearbox, plus a three-cylinder, direct-injection turbocharged 100hp 1.2-litre with either a six-speed manual or eight-speed auto. The two petrol engines are joined by a 100hp 1.5-litre diesel with maximum torque of 250Nm.

Driver assistance systems will include front collision warning with automatic emergency braking and pedestrian detection, intelligent speed control and limiter, lane keep assist and traffic sign recognition.

A range of new infotainment systems will be available, including Multimedia Radio, Multimedia Navi with 7.0-inch colour touchscreen and the top-of-the-line Multimedia Navi Pro with 10.0-inch colour touch screen, while the Vauxhall Connect telematics service is also available.

The all-new Corsa will be the first car in its class to feature Vauxhall’s IntelliLux LED Matrix adaptive, glare-free full-LED headlights, previously seen on Astra and Insignia.

First deliveries of petrol and diesel Corsa variants begin in April 2020.