Vauxhall cars are manufactured in various locations across Europe, with some production historically based in the United Kingdom.

Current manufacturing locations

• UK : Vauxhall's main UK plants are in Ellesmere Port and previously in Luton. Ellesmere Port continues to produce models like the Astra and Vivaro, although recent reports indicate the Astra production is moving to Germany.

• Continental Europe : Vauxhall models are also manufactured in several Stellantis factories, including:
  • Zaragoza, Spain (Vauxhall Corsa)
  • Poissy, France (Vauxhall Mokka)
  • Trnava, Slovakia (Vauxhall Frontera)
  • Eisenach, Germany (Vauxhall Grandland)
  • Rüsselsheim, Germany (electric Astra).

Historical and recent developments

• The Ellesmere Port factory has historically been a significant UK manufacturing site, producing models like Astra and Vivaro, but it is transitioning to electric vehicle manufacturing.

• The Luton plant, another UK facility, ceased operations in March 2025 and focused on van production; its operations have been consolidated into Ellesmere Port and other facilities.

Summary

Vauxhall cars are primarily made in the UK at Ellesmere Port and in Europe at various Stellantis factories across Spain, France, Slovakia, and Germany—all part of the Stellantis group post-2017 ownership by PSA Group (now Stellantis).