Opel Corsa-e Introduction 50kWh
Vaartland · Zwolle, Netherlands · in the POEV catalog since 29 Oct 2026
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Too few similar listings to compare: 0 — Opel Corsa Electric from 2023–2025 across Europe; at least 3 are needed.
From the listing
- Colour
- Red metallic (Crimson red metallic)
- Roadworthiness test valid until
- 08/2028
Equipment (44)
Charging and battery
- Heat pump
Driver assistance
- Cruise control
- Lane keeping assist
- Blind spot monitoring
- Collision warning
- Traffic sign recognition
- Driver drowsiness alert
Parking
- Rear-view camera
- Front parking sensors
- Rear parking sensors
Safety
- ABS
- Stability control (ESP)
- Front airbags
- Side airbags
- Hill start assist
Comfort
- Automatic climate control
- Keyless entry
- Central locking
- Electric windows
- Electric mirrors
- Electrically folding mirrors
- Heated mirrors
- Auto-dimming mirror
- Rain sensor
- Automatic headlights
- Adjustable steering wheel
- Power steering
- Trip computer
Interior
- Split-folding rear seats
- Multifunction steering wheel
Multimedia and connectivity
- Navigation
- Apple CarPlay
- Android Auto
- Bluetooth hands-free
- DAB digital radio
- Audio system
- Digital instrument cluster
Lights
- LED headlights
- Daytime running lights
- LED rear lights
Body and wheels
- Alloy wheels
- Metallic paint
Other items, as the seller wrote them (2)
- Multimedia-voorbereiding
- Automaat
Seller's contact details
- Phone
- +31 182 748 576
- Website
- vaartland.nl
- Listing
- vaartland.nl
What we know about this car
In our reference: Opel Corsa Electric 136 (50 kWh)
This version
- Battery, net kWh
- not public
- WLTP, km
- 355
- Power, kW
- 100
- AC charging socket
- not checked yet
- Fast-charging socket
- not checked yet
- Heat pump
- optional
- Battery chemistry
- NMCnot verified
- Recall campaigns, battery and charging
- not established
Only the car's VIN shows whether a campaign covers it and was carried out: ask a main dealer of the brand.
Battery warranty for this car
Ends in 2032 or another 117,823 km, whichever comes first · at least 70% of capacity
Counted from the year in the listing — it gives no registration date — and its mileage, on the model's terms: 8 years / 160,000 km / at least 70% of capacity (brand's usual terms — not confirmed for this model).
Questions to ask the seller
- Is there a recent battery health report, for example from Aviloo or Dekra?
- Do any battery or charging recall campaigns apply to this car, and have they been carried out? A main dealer of the brand can check by VIN.
- What is the date of first registration? The warranty left is counted from it.
- Is the service history complete, and does the battery warranty pass to the next owner?
Our estimates
POEV estimate, not a measurement
Real range and WLTP
WLTP usually overstates real range: cars like this go 0–25% less in summer (+23 °C) and 25–60% less in winter (−10 °C).
Battery
Cars like this usually lose this much of their battery capacity — 3 years · 45,000 km: 2–12%; 5 years · 80,000 km: 5–15%; 8 years · 130,000 km: 9–19%.
Data confidence: medium. Worked out for this battery type, not measured.
This car: from 2024, 42,177 km.