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The world of hot hatches is changing, and Abarth is leading the charge—literally. The Abarth 600e is the brand’s boldest statement yet, blending its performance DNA with an all-electric powertrain. But make no mistake: this isn’t just an eco-friendly runabout; it’s a firecracker on four wheels, delivering the exhilarating drive that Abarth fans crave. Abarth’s First All-Electric Hot Hatch The Abarth 600e takes everything we love about the brand and electrifies it. It builds upon the Fiat 600’s foundation but injects it with Abarth’s signature aggression. Sporting a more muscular design, aggressive aerodynamics, and signature scorpion badging, the 600e is as visually striking as it is thrilling to drive. Power and Performance Forget what you think you know about electric cars being dull. The Abarth 600e delivers an instant jolt of torque that pins you to your seat. While official specs are still trickling in, early reports suggest a power output exceeding 240 horsepower, making it the most powerful Abarth yet. Thanks to the instant torque delivery of its electric motor, expect blistering acceleration and razor-sharp handling—perfect for urban sprints and winding back roads alike. Paired with a specially tuned chassis and performance suspension, the Abarth 600e ensures precise cornering and a dynamic driving experience. The low center of gravity, aided by the battery placement, enhances stability and grip, making every twist and turn an adrenaline-pumping affair. Sound and Emotion – The Abarth Way Abarth knows that sound is a crucial part of the driving experience. While EVs are naturally quiet, the 600e doesn’t just go silently into the night. It comes equipped with an artificial Abarth soundtrack that mimics the growl of a petrol-powered engine, ensuring that unmistakable Abarth presence remains intact. This innovation keeps the brand's rebellious spirit alive, making sure drivers still get that emotional connection to their machine. Abarth’s Signature Design This isn’t just a rebadged Fiat; the Abarth 600e is an entirely different beast. Flared wheel arches, aggressive bumpers, and sporty alloy wheels set it apart from its more civilized sibling. Inside, expect a performance-focused cabin with Alcantara accents, bucket seats, and a digital cockpit that immerses you in the driving experience. Additionally, Abarth is expected to offer exclusive color schemes, racing stripes, and scorpion-branded details that further emphasize its racing heritage. Ambient lighting and customizable digital displays ensure a modern yet aggressive feel in the cockpit, blending tradition with innovation perfectly. Charging and Range – Practicality Meets Performance While performance is a key focus, Abarth hasn’t ignored practicality. The 600e is expected to offer a respectable range, making it suitable for both spirited weekend drives and daily commutes. Fast-charging capabilities mean that you can juice up the battery in minutes rather than hours, keeping downtime to a minimum. The regenerative braking system also helps extend range by capturing energy when decelerating, adding a layer of efficiency to its thrilling performance. The Future of Performance The Abarth 600e marks a new era for the brand. As regulations push automakers toward electrification, Abarth is proving that driving passion doesn’t have to fade away. With an EV hot hatch that stays true to its rebellious spirit, the 600e is set to be a game-changer. Abarth enthusiasts and performance lovers alike should brace themselves—this electrified beast is ready to redefine what an electric hot hatch can be. If you thought the electric future was boring, think again. The Abarth 600e is here to shake things up, bringing performance, personality, and pure driving pleasure into the world of EVs. Stay tuned—this scorpion is ready to sting. Why Choose Wilsons Epsom for Your Abarth 600e? At Wilsons Epsom, we are passionate about delivering the ultimate Abarth experience. As one of the UK’s leading Abarth dealers, we provide expert guidance, competitive pricing, and top-tier customer service to ensure you find the perfect Abarth to match your driving passion. Here’s why you should choose Wilsons Epsom for your Abarth 600e: Expert Knowledge & Dedicated Service – Our team of Abarth specialists is here to guide you through every detail, from performance specs to customization options. Exclusive Offers & Competitive Financing – We provide attractive finance packages and exclusive deals to make owning an Abarth 600e more accessible than ever. Comprehensive Aftercare – Our service centre ensures your Abarth remains in peak condition, with manufacturer-approved parts and expert maintenance. Secure Your Abarth 600e Today! The Abarth 600e is set to be one of the most exciting hot hatches on the market, and demand will be high. Don’t miss your chance to be among the first to own this electrifying machine. Place your order today at Wilsons Epsom and step into the future of performance driving. Contact us now to register your interest or speak to our team about financing options. The Abarth 600e is waiting - are you ready to take the wheel?  

Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles (WAVs) offer freedom and independence for wheelchair users, allowing them to travel comfortably without transferring to a car seat. Through the Motability Scheme, eligible individuals can lease a WAV, making mobility more accessible and hassle-free. WAVs come in different sizes and configurations, from small, medium, and large models to passenger, drive-from-wheelchair (DFW), and nearly new options. Each vehicle is specially adapted with ramps, lifts, and safety systems to ensure a comfortable trip. This guide covers everything you need to know about choosing, funding, and ordering a WAV through Motability, helping you find the right vehicle to suit your needs. Read until the end to discover how a WAV can improve your lifestyle and provide greater independence no matter if you're the one driving or just a passenger.   What Are Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles (WAVs)? Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles (WAVs) are specially adapted vehicles that allow wheelchair users to travel comfortably without leaving their wheelchairs. Engineers modify standard vehicles to accommodate wheelchairs by altering the interior and entry points. The spacious interiors offer more comfort and secure transport solutions. WAVs offer mobility independence by reducing reliance on caregivers and improving accessibility to everyday locations. Disabled vehicles feature easy-access adaptations, lowered floors for extra space, and securement systems to keep wheelchairs stable during travel. The Motability Scheme helps eligible individuals lease such vehicles, making them more affordable. Choosing the right WAV depends on individual needs, including vehicle size, seating arrangements, and driving preferences.  How the Motability Scheme Helps with WAVs The Motability Scheme makes wheelchair accessible cars (WAVs) more affordable by allowing people with disability to use their mobility allowance to cover lease costs. It partners with WAV suppliers to keep prices low, though some vehicles may require an advance payment to cover the difference between the allowance and total cost. However, there are many no-deposit Motability options available (click here for more).  For those who need financial assistance, the Motability Foundation offers charitable grants to help with advance payments, adaptations, or even driving lessons. Nearly New WAVs provide a cheaper alternative with shorter leases and faster availability, though choices may be limited in terms of colour and trim. If transferring out of a wheelchair is an option, a standard car with adaptations like swivel seats or hoists might be a better fit. To qualify for the scheme, individuals must receive a higher-rate mobility allowance with at least 12 months remaining. The scheme covers insurance, servicing, and maintenance so that you can enjoy hassle-free mobility. Choosing the Right WAV for Your Needs Selecting a wheelchair accessible vehicle (WAV) involves careful thought about your lifestyle, wheelchair, and practical daily use. 1. Identify the WAV type, as they suit different requirements Rear passenger WAVs: Common, easy rear access.Upfront passenger WAVs: Sit next to the driver for greater inclusion.Wheelchair-driving WAVs: Drive directly from your wheelchair.Internal transfer WAVs: Move from wheelchair into standard seats. 2. Wheelchair Dimensions and Space Measure your wheelchair’s length, width, and height. Check carefully that the WAV’s interior, ramp, or lift match these dimensions. Also, consider ground clearance, especially if you regularly face speed bumps or uneven roads. 3. Seating Arrangements Think about who regularly travels with you and count how many seats you’ll realistically need. Look for flexible seating options, including foldable rear seats or ISOFIX for child safety. 4. Access Methods  How you enter and exit the WAV matters greatly. There are four main ways to access the car:  Manual ramp: Simple but requires effort or assistance. Electric ramp: Easier to use but more expensive. Powered winches: Offered by some suppliers at no extra cost. Lifts: Provide independent entry in larger WAVs but have higher costs. 5. Size and Practicality Consider vehicle size carefully. Larger ones provide comfort but might be harder to park or manoeuvre daily. Consider parking availability at home and frequently visited locations. Height restrictions in your regular travel areas, if you opt for a taller vehicle. Space required for ramps, lifts, and wheelchair movement. 6. Comfort and Safety Inside the WAV Wheelchairs move differently than fixed seats, so you should expect slight movements during turns. Visibility and interaction with the driver may vary depending on seating position. Also, choose your tech options and ensure heating and air conditioning systems. 7. Home Demonstrations Always request a home demonstration from WAV suppliers to test comfort, layout, and ease of driving. Discuss wheelchair securing methods, transmission type, fuel economy, and practical daily usage. Different Types of WAVs on the Motability Scheme Passenger WAVs – Travel in Comfort and Safety Passenger WAVs let wheelchair users travel as passengers, without transferring, ensuring a smooth and stress-free journey. They are equipped with custom systems and secure restraints to keep the wheelchair stable while moving. Many feature lowered floors or raised roofs, making entry and exit more convenient. Seating options allow wheelchair users to sit in the back or up front, depending on preference. Rear passenger seats offer practical space, while upfront ones enhance interaction with the driver and road visibility. With room for up to eight passengers, this range of vehicles suits families, carers, or group travel. Larger than standard cars, they require extra parking space, but they simplify long trips with added comfort.  source:www.motability.co.uk  Drive-From-Wheelchair (DFW) WAVs – Independence Behind the Wheel DFW cars allow users to drive without transferring from their wheelchairs, offering complete independence. They feature remote-controlled ramps or lifts, allowing easy entry. The wheelchair is secured using automated docking systems, while specially adapted controls make driving easy and safe  Every DFW is tailored to the driver’s needs, with adaptations like hand controls, steering aids, and pedal modifications. Safety features include battery backups and manual overrides, ensuring accessibility in case of emergencies. Drivers need an assessment to find the right adaptations for their needs. These accessible vehicles are bigger and more expensive than passenger ones, but they give disabled users the freedom to drive independently. source:www.motability.co.uk Small WAVs – Compact and Convenient Small WAVs provide comfortable wheelchair travel without sacrificing a regular car’s practicality. These typically feature rear-entry ramps designed for easy wheelchair access. Passengers anchor wheelchairs safely in specially adapted interiors, which usually offer lowered floors and increased headroom. The vehicle interior accommodates three or four additional seats alongside the wheelchair space, comfortably seating up to five people in total. They excel in urban environments, offering greater manoeuvrability and simplified parking compared to larger ones. Smaller engines also mean reduced fuel consumption and lower daily operating costs, including cheaper insurance premiums. Despite compact dimensions, some small cars offer upfront wheelchair seating, enhancing inclusion and interaction with drivers and passengers. Models like the Citroen Berlingo Blaze illustrate how they blend accessibility, comfort, economy, and practicality—making everyday travel convenient for wheelchair users and their families. Citroen Berlingo Advance payment: From £0 - £3,095 PIP Weekly cost: Total mobility allowance Up to 5 passengers Rear Entry Ramp access The Citroën Berlingo (Motability offer here) appeals strongly to Motability drivers seeking an affordable and practical option. Available from zero advance payment, it provides excellent value and easy accessibility. Its compact size ensures effortless driving and parking, making it ideal for cities with narrow streets. With rear-entry access by a gentle ramp incline and a lowered floor, passengers enjoy more comfort and headroom. Seating accommodates up to five, including the driver and wheelchair user, making it suitable for families or regular companions. The Berlingo maintains the feel of a standard car with its familiar car-like handling, the same cost efficiency and an inclusive driving experience, perfect for everyday mobility. Click here to see our Citroen Berlingo Motability Offer. Medium WAVs – A Balance of Space and Comfort Medium WAV wheelchair cars offer the perfect mix of spaciousness and practicality for disability users and their families. These vehicles seat 5 to 7 passengers, including the driver and wheelchair user, making them ideal for daily travel or friendly small group outings.   Most models feature rear-entry ramps for smooth access, while some offer lifts for added convenience, though at the cost of reduced height space. Flexible seating arrangements allow passengers to sit comfortably while ensuring enough space for wheelchairs and equipment. Positioned between small and large Motability wheelchair vehicles, they maintain the feel of a standard car while providing extra room for movement. Some medium-large variants even accommodate two wheelchair users. With a blend of accessibility, comfort, and flexibility, these vehicles cater to those needing more space without the bulk of a full-sized van. Big enough for comfort, and small enough for easy driving—they give users the freedom to move, drive and park without trouble.  Dacia Jogger - Medium-Small Advance payment: From £7,795 PIP Weekly cost: Total mobility allowance Up to 6 passengers Rear Entry Ramp access ​Dacia Jogger (Motability deal here) offers a spacious and versatile solution for Motability users. Designed to accommodate up to six occupants, including a wheelchair user, it's a practical and family-friendly choice. The mid-row seats, equipped with ISOFIX points, can be folded to create additional space or to allow the wheelchair user to sit alongside other passengers. A lightweight, counterbalanced rear ramp facilitates easy access, complemented by a lowered floor providing a maximum entry height of 132cm and a seated head height of 138cm. The anti-slip surface ensures safety in wet weather conditions.  Citroen Space Tourer - Medium-Large Advance payment: From £495 to £1995 PIP Weekly cost: Total mobility allowance Up to 7 passengers Rear Entry Ramp access   The 2025 Citroën Space Tourer (Motability deal here) offers spaciousness and flexibility, making it ideal for Motability users. It seats up to seven people, including the wheelchair user, ensuring comfort for families and carers. A low-gradient rear ramp allows smooth wheelchair access, while generous height space and a lowered floor will allow ease of movement. Inside, flexible seating options accommodate different passenger needs, with foldable or removable seats for added space. Rear climate control is included, for a comfortable ride. The wide interior supports drive-from-wheelchair adaptations, making independent travel possible. It makes daily travel simple, giving wheelchair users the space, comfort, and accessibility they need. Click here to see our Citroën Space Tourer Motability Deal. Large WAVs – Maximum Space and Accessibility Large WAVs provide spacious interiors and easy access, making them ideal for families, carers, and users with larger or heavier wheelchairs. These vehicles, often vans or MPVs, allow users to travel without transferring and offer flexible seating for multiple passengers. Most of them feature motorized lifts instead of ramps, simplifying entry but slightly reducing headroom. Some models can fit two wheelchairs without sacrificing passenger seating. The wide interior space allows carers to assist comfortably due to better manoeuvrability.  They often include extra storage for mobility aids. Entry is typically rear-based, though some models support side access. They balance accessibility and capacity, ensuring disabled users experience smooth, stress-free travel with plenty of room to move and relax. Renault Trafic  Advance payment: From £6,695 to £7,795 PIP Weekly cost: Total mobility allowance Up to 8 passengers Rear or Lateral Entry Ramp or Lift access Renault Trafic (Motability offer here) proves to be an ideal choice as a WAV wheelchair accessible vehicle due to its spacious seating and easy wheelchair access. It can accommodate up to 8 passengers, including one or two wheelchairs, ensuring flexibility for families or carers. A rear-entry ramp or optional lift allows smooth access, while the lowered floor increases the space for more comfort. On the inside it's wide, offering ample manoeuvring space and making assistance easier. Foldable or removable seating configurations adapt to different needs. Strong safety restraints keep the wheelchair secure during travel. The Trafic combines practicality with comfort, and accessibility, making everyday mobility smoother and more convenient for wheelchair users. Electric WAVs – Eco-Friendly and Cost-Effective Mobility Electric WAVs offer lower running costs, and reduced maintenance, making them a great option for people seeking a sustainable travel solution. These vehicles rely on battery power, eliminating fuel expenses while benefiting from home or public charging options. However, conversion challenges limit availability. Most electric vehicles store batteries under the floor, reducing space for wheelchair adaptations and making modifications complex. The high cost of EV production further increases the price, leading to higher advance payments. Despite these obstacles, manufacturers continue to develop better solutions. As more EV models enter the market, wheelchair-accessible conversions will expand, improving choice and affordability. For now, those considering a wheelchair accessible EV should speak to suppliers about available models and future developments. While options remain limited, these EVs promise greater independence, sustainability, and long-term savings for users. Peugoet e-Rifter Advance payment: From £6,695 to £7,795 PIP Weekly cost: Total mobility allowance Up to 8 passengers Rear or Lateral Entry Ramp access ​The Peugeot e-Rifter (Motability deal here) is an appealing option for Motability users seeking a spacious and affordable EV. Its electric drivetrain offers eco-friendly mobility with a range of up to 172 miles on a single charge. Inside, the e-Rifter provides ample headroom and configurable seating, accommodating up to seven passengers. The vehicle's design allows for the integration of wheelchair accessibility features, such as a lowered floor and lightweight ramp, ensuring smooth entry and exit for wheelchair users. Standard features include rear parking sensors and a 180° reversing camera, enhancing safety during driving. The e-Rifter's combination of low running costs and a spacious interior makes it a compelling choice for those seeking a versatile and accessible vehicle. How to Get a Motability Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle  Checking Eligibility – Who Can Apply? Motability offers adapted vehicles to people receiving certain disability benefits. To qualify, applicants must receive the Higher Rate Mobility Component of Disability Living Allowance (DLA), the Enhanced Rate of Mobility for Personal Independence Payment (PIP), War Pensioners’ Mobility Supplement (WPMS), or Armed Forces Independence Payment (AFIP). The allowance must have at least 12 months remaining on the award. Read more information about Motability eligibility here. Understanding the Costs – What’s Covered and What’s Not? Motability covers insurance, servicing, maintenance, repairs, breakdown assistance, and annual vehicle checks in the lease. The Advance Payment varies depending on the model, modifications, and features. Different adaptations, such as drive-from-wheelchair systems or specialized controls, may require additional costs. Fuel, electricity (for eWAVs), and non-standard adaptations aren’t included. However, some users may qualify for grants to help cover costs. Booking a Test Drive – Experience Before You Commit Testing an adapted vehicle ensures comfort, accessibility, and most important suitability. Some suppliers offer home demonstrations where users can test the ramps, seating positions, and interior space. Drivers considering adapted controls should test different options to find the best fit. Testing also helps evaluate visibility when driving, manoeuvrability, and parking convenience before making a final decision.  Placing an Order – Step-by-Step Guide 1. Choose a vehicle – Compare options based on size, layout, needs and adaptations.2. Talk to a supplier – Discuss your needs, modifications, and grants.3. Book a home demonstration – If possible, test accessibility and comfort before you purchase.4. Confirm adaptations – Work with specialists to ensure the vehicle meets mobility needs.5. Apply through Motability – Submit documents and agree on lease terms.6. Wait for delivery – Suppliers convert and customize the car before handover. Once delivered, the adapted vehicle comes fully insured and maintained, ensuring stress-free mobility. Common Questions About Mobility WAVs What is a WAV on Motability? A WAV on Motability is a specially adapted vehicle that lets you drive or travel as a passenger without leaving your wheelchair. It comes with ramps, lifts, and secure restraints to keep you safe and comfortable. With different sizes and layouts, you can find a WAV that fits your lifestyle perfectly. What cars will be available on Motability in 2025? In 2025, the Motability Scheme offers a diverse selection of vehicles, including popular models like the Renault Clio E-Tech hybrid, Citroen Space Tourer, and Dacia Jogger, many available with no Advance Payment (click here to read more). Additionally, electric vehicles such as the Citroën ë-Berlingo Plus and Peugeot e-Rifter are accessible, reflecting a shift towards sustainable mobility. To explore our latest Motability offers and find a car that suits your needs, visit this page. Can you get a car and a wheelchair on Motability? Yes, Motability lets you lease a car or WAV and a lightweight wheelchair together, but you cannot lease a car/WAV and a scooter or powered wheelchair at the same time. Your lease covers maintenance for both. Contact us and speak to a Motability dealer to order them together. Check the latest options now! What is the 4 day rule for Motability? The Motability 4-day rule requires dealerships to wait at least four days after setting a Confirmed Delivery Date (CDD) before handing over a vehicle. This allows time for paperwork, insurance, and checks. Some exceptions apply. Inspect your vehicle and adaptations before signing.  What is the 5 mile rule for Motability? The Motability 5-mile rule suggests named drivers should live within five miles of the disabled person’s address. Exceptions apply in special cases. Motability monitors car use to ensure it benefits the recipient. Report any driver changes—like address, convictions, or health issues—to DVLA and Motability immediately. Click here to check the FAQ section for more questions answered. Browse Our Site For More Information Browse our site for more helpful resources on Motability, WAVs, and adaptations. Stay updated with the latest news on available vehicles, the leasing process and insurance details. Click here to see all our latest Motability deals or here to contact our Motability dealership in Epsom. One of our team members will be more than happy to give you all the necessary details and make the process smooth and stress-free. Other Motability Articles you may like: Guide to 4x4 Motability Cars: Top Models, Benefits, and Expert Buying Tips for 2025 Motability Cars for Under 25: Discover the Best 2025 Models SUVs on Motability – SUV Top 8 Picks According to Your Needs

In recent years, the popularity of hybrid SUVs has surpassed expectations, largely thanks to advancements in technology, efficiency, and design. In this guide, we reveal the best hybrid SUVs available in 2025 as more and more drivers seek environmentally friendly and economical motoring choices.  If you’re in the market for a hybrid SUV, then you’re in luck! Sports Utility Vehicles are in high demand, which means there is an abundance of options available. The latest models have evolved from their predecessors, so we also highlight their technological innovations, performance improvements, and the enhanced driving experience they provide. Discover our top 10 picks and you could be making a purchase sooner than you think!  What is a hybrid SUV? A hybrid SUV (Sports Utility Vehicle) is a type of crossover car that combines a standard combustion engine (using diesel or petrol) with an electric motor and battery.  The combination of fuel and battery power provides a more economical and efficient drive - the hybrid element can vary between a mild hybrid, self-charging hybrid, or plug-in hybrid. The latter two options enable the car to be powered by electricity alone for short periods of time. How Modern Hybrid SUV Systems Work:  Modern hybrid SUVs are fitted with increasingly sophisticated powertrain technologies that have evolved significantly from earlier generations. The core principle remains the same: combining traditional combustion engines with electric motors and batteries, but the implementation has become far more refined. What is the difference between a self-charging hybrid and a plug-in hybrid? The main difference between self-charging hybrids and plug-in hybrids is how they recharge their batteries. Self-charging hybrids rely solely on regenerative braking and the petrol/diesel engine to recharge their batteries. They do not need to be plugged into external power sources, so the electric element is generated by harnessing the energy when accelerating and decelerating.   Self-charging hybrids (also known as HEVs) tend to have smaller battery packs and can only drive for short distances (up to 30 miles) on electric-only power before the engine kicks back in. In comparison, plug-in hybrids need to be plugged into an electric source to recharge their larger battery packs. Also known as PHEVs, plug-in hybrids can be driven for slightly longer periods of time on battery-only power (up to 50 miles in some models) and can be charged at home, at work, or at public electric vehicle plug points.  Self-Charging vs. Plug-in Hybrids in 2025:  There have been notable improvements in self-charging hybrids, meaning that some of the newest models can now reach up to 50 miles - an improvement from the limiting 30-mile range common in previous generations. Plug-in hybrids have experienced even more dramatic advancements, meaning the latest models can reach electric-only ranges extending beyond 70 miles (up from 50 miles) alongside faster charging capabilities.  Top 10 Hybrid SUVs in 2025: SUVs are the preferred choice for many drivers for a number of reasons; they can seat up to seven people, tend to have a larger amount of space inside, can carry more cargo in the boot, provide better visibility while driving due to a higher seating position, and can offer all-wheel drive (AWD) capabilities for a better on or off-road performance. Below, we list our top 10 hybrid SUVs in 2025, highlighting their pros and cons, what we love about each of the models, and areas we feel the cars can be improved so you can get a better idea of what it's actually like to live with these vehicles day to day. Alfa Romeo Tonale Hybrid Plug-in Q4 All-new Hyundai SANTA FE Plug-in Hybrid New Hyundai TUCSON Hybrid Jeep Compass 4xe Plug-in Hybrid Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe Plug-in Hybrid Kia Sorento Hybrid and Plug-in Hybrid Peugeot 3008 Hybrid and Plug-in Hybrid Renault Austral E-Tech Full Hybrid Renault Captur E-Tech Hybrid Renault Symbioz E-Tech Full Hybrid Alfa Romeo Tonale Hybrid Plug-in Q4 Pros: Fantastic looking car and very comfortable to drive Cons: The PHEV variant has a smaller boot compared to the standard model Notable for its unmistakable Italian design, the Alfa Romeo Tonale Hybrid Plug-in Q4 makes a statement that few other hybrid SUVs can match. But this year's model goes far beyond just looking good: The new panoramic sunroof bathes the interior in natural light, making it feel even more spacious than its predecessor. Behind the wheel, you'll discover the Tonale drives with an enthusiasm that defies its eco-friendly credentials - drivers will love the fact that it's still an Alfa Romeo at heart. What we love about the 2025 model: The extended electric-only range now reaches an impressive 65 miles, which is plenty for most daily commutes without using a drop of fuel. What we don’t like about the 2025 model: Due to the Tonale’s design, rear visibility remains somewhat compromised by the sloping roofline. All-new Hyundai SANTA FE Plug-in Hybrid Pros: Great family-sized car, spacious and comfortable Cons: A smaller size boot than some other large SUVs The 2025 Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid Plug-in Hybrid shows just how far Hyundai has come in recent years: we think this is a genuinely premium-feeling family SUV that happens to have an exceptionally efficient hybrid powertrain.  As a seven-seater, it offers versatility that many hybrid SUVs simply can't match. The middle row even provides separate heating and cooling, which many parents will agree is a blessing for family harmony on long journeys. What we love about the 2025 model: The new heat pump system introduced by Hyundai significantly improves cold-weather efficiency, maintaining maximum electric range even in winter conditions when many hybrids struggle. What we don’t like about the 2025 model: Some of the more advanced features are restricted to the highest trim levels, meaning you’ll need to spend more to get the most benefit.  New Hyundai TUCSON Hybrid Pros: Bold-looking exterior, comfortable interior, competitive performance Cons: Uses cheap plastics inside As one of the most visually striking SUVs on the road, the Hyundai Tucson Hybrid still ticks many aesthetic boxes in 2025. If you like your cars to make a bold statement, then this model certainly stands out in supermarket car parks. Hyundai has enhanced its hybrid system to provide an impressive 45 miles of electric-only range, which is more than enough for most daily commutes. The transition between electric and petrol power is now virtually seamless, a notable improvement over earlier iterations where the switch could sometimes be abrupt. What we love about the 2025 model: For drivers or passengers who suffer from allergies (especially hay fever!), the introduction of an advanced air filtration system is particularly valuable. What we don’t like about the 2025 model: The throttle response can be overly sensitive when driven in Sport mode, making the in-car experience somewhat jerky.  Jeep Compass 4xe Plug-in Hybrid Pros: Good value for money, luxurious and stylish interior  Cons: Not overly fast The 2025 Jeep Compass 4xe Plug-in Hybrid is proof that you don't need to sacrifice off-road capability to embrace modern hybrid technology. This compact SUV retains Jeep's legendary go-anywhere DNA while offering impressive efficiency for daily driving. Perhaps most impressive is how Jeep has managed to increase the Compass's wading depth by waterproofing its critical battery components - something that would have seemed impossible just a few years ago. For those who occasionally venture beyond the tarmac, this is a hybrid SUV that won't leave you stranded. What we love about the 2025 model: True off-road capability is rare in the hybrid SUV segment, plus the newest Jeep Compass 4xe PHEV now has an increased towing capacity of 1,500kg.  What we don’t like about the 2025 model: The fuel economy lags behind some competitors when the battery is depleted and the engine kicks in.  Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe Plug-in Hybrid Pros: Plenty of advanced driving features, can tow up to 2,500kg Cons: Not as fuel-efficient as other plug-in hybrids Introducing the 2025 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe, which is a full-size SUV that combines luxury with remarkable off-road capability and hybrid efficiency.  Designed for larger families, its seven-seat configuration doesn't feel like an afterthought, with the third row providing genuine comfort even for adults. Jeep’s Quadra-Lift air suspension automatically adjusts ride height based on road conditions, providing a remarkably smooth ride even on more bumpy surfaces. What we love about the 2025 model: The outstanding off-road capability remains class-leading and the Grand Cherokee 4xe PHEV variant now includes advanced towing features with trailer-specific camera views - handy if you’re a regular holiday goer.  What we don’t like about the 2025 model: It’s still thirstier than many rival SUVs when running on petrol power alone due to its larger size.  Kia Sorento Hybrid and Plug-in Hybrid Pros: Lots of space and variable seat configurations for up to seven people Cons: Pricey - especially for the PHEV version The introduction of a front-wheel drive option makes the 7-seater Kia Sorento Hybrid and Plug-in Hybrid versatile family vehicle more accessible than ever while retaining the option of all-wheel drive for those who need it. The latest model focuses on refinement, with enhanced sound insulation creating a noticeably quieter cabin at motorway speeds. The redesigned seating layout improves access to the third row of seats, which is really useful for families who regularly use all seven seats.  What we love about the 2025 model: The Sorento hybrid’s new remote parking system is particularly useful in tight spaces, allowing you to exit the vehicle and guide it into parking spots using just the key fob. What we don’t like about the 2025 model: Its infotainment system interface feels somewhat dated, even in the newest models.  Peugeot 3008 Hybrid and Plug-in Hybrid Pros: Sporty style and fast performance Cons: Can feel heavy to drive on corners Compared to other models, the 2025 Peugeot 3008 Hybrid isn't just another everyday SUV - it's a style statement that happens to offer exceptional efficiency and practicality within a reasonable price range. The next-generation i-Cockpit remains divisive for those not used to a Peugeot, but is undeniably futuristic and easy to use. Just like the 3008 petrol variant, the hybrid model has a small steering wheel and high-mounted digital instruments to create a cockpit-like feel that sets it apart from competitors.  What we love about the 2025 model: The new three-dimensional effect on the driver display adds depth to information presentation without becoming distracting on the road. What we don’t like about the 2025 model: The rear passenger space is more limited than some similarly sized SUV competitors.  Renault Austral E-Tech Full Hybrid Pros: Relaxing to drive, full of the latest technology, impressive fuel economy Cons: The entry-level trim can feel quite basic Renault has focused on an efficient and technology-focused approach to its 2025 Renault Austral E-Tech Full Hybrid model. An increased total driving range of 720 miles between petrol and hybrid modes transforms the long-distance driving experience.  All versions now include the impressive OpenR Link infotainment system with Google built-in, providing seamless integration with Google Maps and Assistant. What we love about the 2025 model: The introduction of a new cabin air quality monitoring system is a great addition by Renault. It displays real-time information about pollutant levels inside and outside the vehicle and automatically activates air purification for passengers when needed. What we don’t like about the 2025 model: For an SUV, there is limited towing capacity compared to petrol or diesel-powered alternatives.  Renault Captur E-Tech Hybrid Pros: Plenty of headroom and legroom and very enjoyable to drive Cons: Some of the materials inside feel a bit cheap If the 2025 Renault Captur E-Tech Hybrid model demonstrates anything, it’s that downsizing doesn't mean compromising. This compact SUV packs impressive technology and efficiency into its city-friendly dimensions, making it an ideal purchase for country or town life. The extended electric-only range on the PHEV version now reaches 65 miles, which is pretty remarkable for a vehicle in this class and enough for most daily commuting needs without using the petrol engine. What we love about the 2025 model: The new active noise cancellation technology creates an enjoyable in-car environment by, filtering out road and wind noise effectively.  What we don’t like about the 2025 model: The space in the boot is partly compromised by battery placement in the PHEV version. Renault Symbioz E-Tech Full Hybrid Renault's vision for a connected, sustainable family SUV is evident in its 2025 Symbioz E-Tech Full Hybrid. As the newest addition to Renault's hybrid lineup, the Symbioz strikes the perfect blend of practicality, technology, and efficiency. The heart of the Symbioz is its advanced E-Tech hybrid system, which uses a clever clutchless transmission to refine the transitions between electric and petrol power. The self-charging system means you'll never need to plug in, yet you can still enjoy significant stretches of zero-emission driving. What we love about the 2025 model: The new multi-sense ambient lighting system inside the car adjusts colors and intensity based on the time of day and driving mode. It’s subtle touches like this that make the Renault Symbioz feel extra special. What we don’t like about the 2025 model: When choosing the 20-inch wheel option, the ride is much firmer meaning you’ll feel more lumps and bumps in the road.  FAQs and Answers Q: Should you buy a hybrid SUV in 2025? A: With extended electric ranges, improved performance, sophisticated technology integration, and enhanced practicality, hybrid SUVs in 2025 are ideal for drivers seeking versatility, efficiency, and environmental consciousness without the dreaded range anxiety. Q: How has hybrid SUV reliability evolved? A: New hybrid SUVs, like the Hyundai Tucson, have become increasingly reliable. Most manufacturers now offer extended battery warranties, with many providing coverage for 10 years or 100,000 miles.  Q: What advancements have made hybrid SUVs more practical? A: Car makers have addressed previous limitations in hybrid SUVs to make 2025 models a credible option. Improvements include extended electric ranges, faster charging capabilities for PHEVs, improved cargo space without battery intrusion, and enhanced towing capabilities that rival conventional SUVs. Q: How do hybrid SUVs perform in extreme weather? A: Significant advancements in thermal management systems mean that newer hybrid SUV models have benefitted from improved cold-weather performance. It’s becoming common-place that heat pump technology can maintain range even in sub-zero temperatures. Similarly, enhanced cooling systems protect battery performance in hot conditions. Q: Have the disadvantages of hybrid SUVs been addressed? A: While hybrid SUVs typically cost more than conventional models, the gap continues to narrow. Maintenance costs have also become more competitive as dealer networks have expanded their hybrid servicing capabilities.  Your Hybrid SUV Journey Starts at Wilsons Epsom At Wilsons Epsom, we appreciate that choosing the right hybrid SUV to buy involves more than just comparing specifications - it's about finding a vehicle that fits seamlessly into your lifestyle while delivering the conventional experience you desire.  At our multi-franchise dealership in Surrey, we stock hybrid SUVs from the world’s leading manufacturers. From the popular Peugeot 3008 PHEV to the Renault’s brand new Symbioz E-Tech hybrid variant, why not book in for a test drive and see why thousands of UK drivers choose to purchase their car from us!

The Renault 5 is one of Renault’s most iconic models, known for its distinctive design, practicality, and innovative features. Here’s a look at its history: First Generation (1972–1985) – The Original Supermini Renault launched the Renault 5 in 1972 as a response to the growing demand for small, economical cars. Designed by Michel Boué, the R5 was a modern and stylish hatchback aimed at urban drivers. The Concept & Design In the late 1960s, Renault wanted to create a compact, practical, and affordable car that could appeal to a wide audience. Designer Michel Boué sketched a small, rounded hatchback with integrated bumpers—a revolutionary idea at the time. This became the Renault 5, launched in January 1972. Key Features: ✅ Compact & Urban-Friendly: A small, lightweight hatchback ideal for city driving. ✅ First Production Car with Plastic Bumpers: A breakthrough in durability and safety. ✅ Economical Engines: A range of 0.8L to 1.4L engines designed for efficiency. ✅ Front-Wheel Drive: Maximizing interior space and improving handling. ✅ Versatility: A 3-door hatchback initially, with a 5-door version introduced in 1979. Performance & Variants Renault 5 L (1972) – Entry-level model with a 0.8L engine (36 hp). Renault 5 TL (1972) – A 1.0L engine (43 hp) and upgraded trim. Renault 5 TS (1974) – More power (1.3L, 64 hp), sportier appeal. Renault 5 Automatic (1978) – One of the first small cars with an automatic gearbox. Renault 5 Alpine (1976) – A performance version with a 1.4L engine (93 hp), making it one of the first hot hatches. Renault 5 Turbo (1980–1986) – A completely different, rally-bred monster (more below!). Impact & Success The Renault 5 was an instant success, becoming France’s best-selling car for years. By 1980, it had sold over 5 million units worldwide, becoming a cultural icon in Europe. Renault 5 Turbo (1980–1986) – The Rally Monster If the standard Renault 5 was an economy car, the Renault 5 Turbo was its crazy, adrenaline-fueled twin. Built for Group B rally racing, it was nothing like the regular R5: Mid-Engine Layout – Instead of a front-engine, front-wheel-drive setup, the R5 Turbo had a mid-mounted engine driving the rear wheels.Turbocharged Power – A 1.4L turbocharged engine producing 160 hp (and up to 300+ hp in rally versions).Widebody & Aggressive Look – Large air intakes, flared fenders, and a stripped-down interior for racing.Lightning Fast – 0-100 km/h (0-62 mph) in just 6.6 seconds, a supercar-level performance in the 1980s. The Renault 5 Turbo dominated rallying in the early ‘80s, winning the 1981 Monte Carlo Rally and becoming a cult classic. Today, it’s a highly sought-after collector’s car. 2nd Generation – Renault 5 Supercinq (1985–1996) By the mid-1980s, the original R5 was getting outdated. Renault introduced the Supercinq (Super 5) in 1985, a more modern, refined version while keeping the same spirit. Key Upgrades: ✅ New Platform – Based on the Renault 9/11 chassis, improving comfort and handling. ✅ Larger Interior – More space and a better driving position. ✅ Updated Engines – A range of 1.0L to 1.7L engines, better fuel efficiency. ✅ Better Safety – Improved crash protection and structure. ✅ More Aerodynamic – A sleeker design with better fuel economy. The Supercinq kept Renault at the top of the small car market, selling over 3.4 million units before production ended in 1996. Renault 5 GT Turbo (1985–1991) – The Hot Hatch King The Renault 5 GT Turbo was Renault’s answer to the rising hot hatch market, competing with cars like the Volkswagen Golf GTI and Peugeot 205 GTI. Turbocharged 1.4L Engine – 115 hp, later upgraded to 120 hp.Lightweight (850 kg) – A power-to-weight ratio that made it incredibly fast.0-100 km/h in 7.5 seconds – Faster than many sports cars of the era.Great Handling – Sharp, agile, and perfect for twisty roads. The GT Turbo became a legend among boy racers and tuners and is still loved by enthusiasts today. End of the Renault 5 & Clio’s Arrival (1990s) By 1990, Renault introduced the Clio, which gradually replaced the Renault 5. However, the Supercinq continued until 1996, especially in Latin America. Production Numbers: Over 9 million Renault 5s were sold in total.Legacy: The Renault 5 remains one of Renault’s most successful cars, remembered for its fun, affordable, and innovative design. The 2024 Electric Renault 5 – The Future of a Classic In 2021, Renault announced a rebirth of the Renault 5 as a fully electric car. The concept car took inspiration from the original 1972 R5 but with modern technology. Retro-Modern Design – Looks like a classic R5 but with futuristic touches.All-Electric Powertrain – Expected range of 400 km (250 miles) per charge.Affordable EV – Positioned as an entry-level electric car.Advanced Tech – Digital dashboard, smart connectivity, and eco-friendly materials. The new Renault 5 EV is expected to launch in 2024 and compete with cars like the Fiat 500e and Mini Electric. Conclusion: Renault 5 – A Timeless Icon From a humble city car in 1972 to a rally legend, a hot hatch beast, and now a modern EV, the Renault 5 has continuously evolved while staying true to its spirit. Why Choose Wilsons Epsom Renault? If you're considering the all-new Renault 5 E-Tech, Wilsons Renault in Epsom is the dealership to visit. Here’s why:​ Authorised Renault Dealership - Wilsons Epsom is an official Renault dealership, ensuring you receive authentic vehicles and services. We have a dedicated Renault showroom located at Nonsuch Business Park, Kiln Lane, Epsom, Surrey, KT17 1DH. Exclusive Launch Events - We recently hosted a Renault 5 Launch Weekend from March 8th to 9th, showcasing the new Renault 5 E-Tech in various colors. Award-Winning Model - The Renault 5 E-Tech has been recognised as the Best Car of the Year – The New Car World Champion 2024/2025 by the not-for-profit organization Best Cars of the Year. Competitive Pricing - We offer the Renault 5 E-Tech from £22,995, making it an affordable choice in the electric vehicle market. Comprehensive Information and Support - We provide detailed information on the Renault 5 E-Tech, including design features, interior amenities, charging options, and range capabilities. Our knowledgeable staff is available to assist with any enquiries and to facilitate test drives. Visiting Wilsons Epsom offers you the opportunity to experience the Renault 5 E-Tech firsthand, benefit from exclusive events, and receive support from a reputable dealership.  

Join Us for an Exclusive Hyundai Event! 14th – 17th March | Wilsons Hyundai Get behind the wheel of the latest Hyundai lineup, including the all-new SANTA FE, TUSCON, and more! Experience cutting-edge technology, premium comfort, and electrifying performance for yourself. Why You Can't-Miss This: ✅ Test drive the newest Hyundai models ✅ Exclusive event offers & expert advice ✅ Discover the future of electrified driving Don’t miss this chance to find your perfect Hyundai! Book your test drive now and join us at Wilsons Hyundai from 14th – 17th March! Call or email us to reserve your spot! T: 01372 736 000 E: [email protected]  

Get Ahead and Beat The Tax Rise. With Rachael Reeves' tax changes set to take effect in April 2025, all cars registered from April 1st will be subject to the new increase in Vehicle Excise Duty (VED). This is the perfect opportunity for you to secure your brand-new car at the current rates before the changes are implemented. Don’t miss the chance to drive away at a better price! Below, we have highlighted the differences in road tax due to the government's increases with a few examples of cars that we sell here at Wilsons.   Vehicle  Current New Change Hyundai SANTA FE £680 £1,360 +£680 Hyundai KONA £270 £540 +£270 MG ZS Hybrid+ £210 £440 +230   What is Changing in April 2025? We've broken down the key road tax rises below: Electric vehicles (EVs) are now required to pay Vehicle Excise Duty, commonly known as car tax. EVs registered after April 1st will only have to pay a first-year rate of £10 until 2029. However, if an EV costs more than £40,000, the owner will also need to pay an additional £425 per year, referred to as the 'Expensive Car Supplement' or luxury car tax. Electric vehicles registered between April 1, 2017, and March 31, 2025, will now be required to pay the same standard rate of road tax, which is £195 a year, as all other motorists. All cars that emit between 1 and 50 g/km of CO2, which includes most plug-in hybrids, will see their first-year vehicle tax rise to £110. Currently, hybrids in this category pay no Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) in the first year, while petrol and diesel cars are charged £10. New cars that emit between 51-75 g/km of CO2 will see an increase in car tax from £30 (or £20 for hybrids) to £135. In addition, all other rates will double next year! Is there any good news? Absolutely! The year 2025 has already brought many surprises in just the first three months. You still have the chance to take action and avoid the upcoming tax hike! We have a wide selection of vehicles in stock, all ready for immediate delivery. So, why wait? Take Action Today Contact us to book a test drive and learn how Wilsons can save you money.   Don't Wait, Make the Move Today.    

Since 1904, our Epsom family business has been committed to providing the very best service. As part of Nissan's global restructuring, we will no longer be a Nissan Sales Dealer but will remain your Nissan Service and parts Dealer. What This Means For You: Authorised Nissan Repairer We remain your dedicated Nissan service provider. As an authorized Nissan repairer, we offer expert servicing, repairs, MOTs, and genuine Nissan parts, ensuring that your vehicle receives the highest level of care.   New Service/MOT/Parts Location   Nissan Service is now located at our Service Centre on Weston Road, off Kiln Lane, Epsom, KT17 1JG. Please refer to the map below for further details.   Part Exchange We will provide you with the highest and most preferential part exchange value for your Nissan—whether you're on PCP, HP, or you own your car outright. You'll receive the best price when you part-exchange your Nissan at Wilsons.   Showroom Evolution to Hyundai   In the next two months, our Nissan showroom will transition to Hyundai. This exciting addition to our dealership will feature a wide range of models, providing you with even more choices.   Used Cars & Vans We continue to supply low mileage, nearly new Nissan cars and vans at heavily discounted prices, along with great value monthly finance packages to suit your budget.   The Largest Multi-Brand Dealership in the South of England   With Hyundai, Renault, Dacia, MG, Peugeot, Citroën, Fiat, Jeep, Alfa Romeo, Abarth, and Leapmotor all on one site in Epsom, plus over 1,000 used and pre-registered cars, we invite you to explore our extensive range of brands.   Trustpilot and Google Reviews Our average rating of 4.7+ stars on Trustpilot and Google reflects our team's dedication to delivering the best possible experience. Click on the map below to view the service centre location   Looking For Your Next Car? Are you in the market for your next vehicle? Browse our new and used car stock today by clicking on the button below.   We sincerely appreciate your support and look forward to continuing to serve you - whether for your Nissan’s servicing needs or when you’re ready for your next car. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to get in touch. Thank you for being part of our Wilsons family!

BRACE YOURSELF FOR AN ADVENTURE...DACIA'S ADVENTURE-READY EVENT IS COMING! At Dacia, they believe that every journey holds the promise of adventure, whether it’s a grand getaway or a simple trip around town. That's why, when you order from their award-winning range between March 7th and March 17th, you'll enjoy an incredible offer: 3 years of comprehensive servicing for just £99*, along with 3 years of reliable roadside assistance and a standard warranty that keeps you covered. With this generous package, you and your Dacia will be perfectly equipped to embrace any adventure that comes your way—whether it’s conquering rugged mountain trails, basking in the sun at the beach, or maneuvering through the bustling aisles of a supermarket parking lot. No matter what life throws at you, you can trust that your Dacia is ready to rise to the occasion. Meet the Range: Dacia Spring – Europe's Most Affordable EV Dacia Sandero – A supermini with a shockingly affordable price tag Dacia Sandero Stepway – The practicality of a family hatchback with the rugged good looks of an SUV. Dacia Jogger – The perfect car for those great outdoor escapes or those memorable family outings Dacia Duster – An adventure-seeking SUV that’s ready for anything. Terms & Conditions: Retail customers only. A 3-year service plan for £99 is available when ordering a new Dacia vehicle between 7th-17th March 2025 March 2025. The vehicle must be registered by 30th June 2025. The plan ends when the vehicle reaches the age or mileage limit as specified in the Service Plan purchased (whichever comes first). Service Plans do not cover wear and tear items such as (but not limited to) tires, wiper blades or brakes. Offer excludes Dacia Bigster.

The Fiat 500 is an iconic city car that has evolved over the decades, symbolising Italian automotive design and efficiency. Origins (1957-1975) The original Fiat 500, known as the Cinquecento, was introduced in 1957 as an affordable and compact car for post-war Italy. Designed by Dante Giacosa, it featured a rear-mounted 479cc two-cylinder engine and a lightweight body, making it ideal for urban driving. Over the years, various versions were released, including the 500D, 500F, 500L, and 500R, each bringing improvements in performance and comfort. Production ended in 1975, replaced by the Fiat 126. Revival (2007-Present) After a long hiatus, Fiat revived the 500 in 2007 with a modern interpretation of the classic design. Built on a new platform, the car retained its retro charm while incorporating modern technology and safety features. It became a global success, spawning variants like the Abarth 500 (high-performance version), 500C (convertible), and 500X (crossover SUV). In 2020, Fiat introduced the New 500, an all-electric version, embracing the shift toward sustainable mobility. With an improved range, cutting-edge features, and a timeless design, the Fiat 500 continues to be a symbol of style, efficiency, and innovation in the automotive world.   Cultural Impact and Legacy The Fiat 500 has become more than just a car—it’s a cultural icon. Its compact size, affordability, and stylish design made it a favorite among city drivers and enthusiasts alike. Over the decades, it has been featured in films, advertisements, and fashion collaborations, reinforcing its status as a timeless classic. Collectors and fans around the world celebrate the original 500 for its simplicity and charm, with well-preserved models fetching high prices. Meanwhile, the modern versions continue to appeal to younger generations looking for a mix of nostalgia and modern convenience. Looking Ahead As the automotive industry shifts toward electrification, Fiat’s commitment to the 500 remains strong. The Fiat 500e, launched in 2020, represents the brand’s vision for the future—offering zero-emission driving while maintaining the character and charm that have defined the model for over six decades. With constant innovations and a dedicated fan base, the Fiat 500’s journey is far from over. Special Editions and Notable Variants: Over the years, Fiat has released numerous special editions of the 500, celebrating milestones, collaborations, and unique designs. Some of the most notable ones include: Classic Fiat 500 Special Editions: 500 Jolly (1958-1966): A limited-edition beach car designed by Ghia, featuring wicker seats and an open-sided design. Popular among celebrities and resort towns. 500 Giardiniera (1960-1977): A station wagon version with an extended body and side-hinged rear door, offering more practicality while retaining the same rear-mounted engine. Modern Fiat 500 Special Editions: 500 Abarth (2008-Present): A high-performance variant with sportier styling, a turbocharged engine, and enhanced handling. 500 Gucci (2011): A luxury edition co-designed with the fashion house Gucci, featuring unique badging, two-tone interiors, and premium materials. 500 Riva (2016): Inspired by Riva yachts, this edition featured wood-finish interiors, exclusive colors, and luxurious detailing. 500 Dolcevita (2019): A tribute to Italian elegance, featuring a white-and-red convertible top, premium materials, and vintage-inspired accents. 500e Red (2021): A collaboration with the (RED) organization to support global health initiatives, featuring a striking red theme and sustainability-focused materials. Technical Specifications: Classic vs. Modern 500 Classic Fiat 500 (1957-1975):Engine: 479cc–594cc, air-cooled, two-cylinderPower: 13-23 hpTop Speed: ~85 km/h (53 mph)Transmission: 4-speed manualWeight: ~500 kg (1,100 lbs)Fuel Economy: ~5 L/100 km (47 mpg) Modern Fiat 500 (2007-Present):Engines: 0.9L TwinAir, 1.2L Fire, 1.4L MultiAir (various petrol, diesel, and hybrid options)Power: 69-180 hp (Abarth variants)Top Speed: ~190 km/h (118 mph)Transmission: 5-speed manual, 6-speed automatic, or electric single-speed (500e)Weight: ~900-1,200 kg (1,984-2,645 lbs)Fuel Economy: ~4.5-6.5 L/100 km (36-52 mpg), 500e offers ~320 km (199 miles) of range   Find Your Perfect Fiat at Wilsons Epsom At Wilsons Epsom, we are proud to be an official Fiat dealership, offering an exceptional range of new and used Fiat models at competitive prices. Whether you're looking for a stylish city car like the Fiat 500, a modern Fiat 500e, or an adventurous Fiat 600, we have the perfect vehicle to suit your needs. Why Buy a Fiat from Wilsons Epsom? 1. Extensive Selection of New & Approved Used Fiats We stock a wide variety of Fiat models, from the latest releases to quality-approved used Fiats, all available with flexible finance options to fit your budget. Whether you want an eco-friendly Fiat 500e or a reliable family-friendly Fiat 600, you'll find it here. 2. Competitive Pricing & Exclusive Offers We regularly offer exclusive deals on our Fiat range, including low APR finance, part-exchange offers, and leasing solutions. Our team is committed to helping you get the best possible deal on your next Fiat. 3. Fiat Specialist Dealer You Can Trust As an authorized Fiat retailer, our sales team is fully trained to provide expert advice, ensuring you find the perfect Fiat for your lifestyle. We also offer manufacturer-approved servicing and repairs to keep your Fiat in top condition. 4. Flexible Finance & Leasing Options We make purchasing a Fiat easy with a range of flexible finance and leasing options, including: Personal Contract Purchase (PCP): Low monthly payments with the option to buy or return your Fiat at the end of the term.Hire Purchase (HP): Spread the cost over monthly payments and own your Fiat outright.Leasing & Business Solutions: Ideal for individuals and companies looking for a hassle-free way to drive a new Fiat. 5. Quality-Approved Used Fiats with Warranty Our Fiat-approved used cars undergo comprehensive multi-point inspections to ensure top quality. Every used Fiat comes with:✔ Full service history & HPI checks✔ Warranty & roadside assistance✔ Competitive finance options 6. Award-Winning Customer Service We pride ourselves on offering a stress-free and friendly car-buying experience. Our knowledgeable team is here to help you every step of the way, from choosing the right Fiat to securing the best financing deal. 7. Fiat Servicing, MOT & Aftersales Support Our Fiat-approved service centre offers expert MOTs, servicing, and repairs using genuine Fiat parts. We also provide affordable service plans to help keep your car running smoothly for years to come. Visit Wilsons Epsom Today!Explore our range of new and used Fiat cars at Wilsons Epsom. With unbeatable deals, flexible finance options, and outstanding customer service, we’re your go-to Fiat dealership in Surrey. Book a test drive or visit our showroom today!  

Discovering a scratch or dent on your car can be frustrating. When damage occurs, getting it repaired quickly is often a priority - not just to restore your vehicle’s appearance but also to prevent further deterioration. Prompt repairs can help prevent worsening damage, such as scratches on the bodywork. This is where SMART repair proves invaluable. What is a SMART Repair? SMART (Small to Medium Area Repair Technology) is an advanced technique that restores minor vehicle damage using specialised tools, paint, and materials—all focused on a localised area. Unlike traditional methods that require repainting or replacing entire panels, SMART repair seamlessly blends modern paintwork technology to precisely target and fix the affected spot. Before SMART repairs became available, even minor damage meant taking a car to a body shop for days or weeks, often at a high cost due to the need for full panel replacements. Thanks to advancements in repair techniques, SMART repairs now make it possible to fix dents, scratches, and scuffs in just a few hours, significantly reducing both time and expense compared to traditional bodyshop services. Types of SMART Repairs: Paintwork Scratches – Restoring small scratches and scuffs without repainting an entire panel. Bumper Scuffs – Repairing minor bumper damage caused by low-speed impacts. Alloy Wheel Repairs – Fixing curb damage and scratches on alloy wheels. Dent Removal – Using techniques like Paintless Dent Removal (PDR) for small dents. Interior Repairs – Fixing dashboard cracks, seat tears, or upholstery damage. Why choose a SMART repair with Wilsons? When it comes to repairing minor damage on your vehicle, Wilsons Epsom offers a professional and cost-effective SMART repair service that ensures high-quality results with minimal hassle. Here’s why you should choose us: ✅ Fast & Efficient RepairsOur SMART repair process is designed to fix minor dents, scratches, and scuffs in just a few hours—meaning you’ll be back on the road the same day. ✅ Cost-Effective SolutionUnlike traditional body shop repairs, which often require repainting entire panels, our SMART repair service targets only the damaged area. This dramatically reduces costs while maintaining a flawless finish. ✅ Seamless Colour MatchingWe use the latest paint-matching technology to ensure that your repair blends perfectly with your car’s original colour, leaving no visible traces of damage. ✅ Convenient & Hassle-FreeOur expert team provides a smooth and straightforward repair experience, without the need for lengthy wait times or costly replacements. ✅ Maintain Your Car’s ValueFixing minor damage early prevents it from worsening, helping to preserve your vehicle’s value and keeping it looking its best. Wilsons Epsom, we pride ourselves on providing top-quality SMART repairs that save you time and money while delivering outstanding results. Contact us today to get your car feeling as good as new! What we offer and our prices: We currently have a limited-time pricing list with exclusive prices. So, take advantage today and restore your car to feel brand new. Work we carry out Our Prices Local Re-Texture £50.00 + VAT Re-Texture Bumper £80.00 + VAT Bumper Corner £95.00 + VAT Bumper Corner Repair and Paint £115.00 + VAT Whole Bumper £160.00 + VAT 1 Panel Paint £150.00 + VAT 1 Panel Repair Paint £200.00 + VAT 1 Panel Paint (Matt Paint) £400.00 + VAT 1 Panel Repair Paint (Matt Paint) £450.00 + VAT Alloy Refurb £50.00 + VAT 1 Alloy Wheel 2 Tone £200.00 + VAT Mirror Cover Repair £50.00 + VAT Blend £100.00 + VAT  *Prices are subject to inspection and prices may vary   Benefits of SMART Repair: SMART repair offers numerous advantages, making it a top choice for fixing minor vehicle damage. Below are some key reasons why it might be the best option for your car: Efficient and Effective Repair:SMART repair specialists use advanced techniques to quickly restore minor damage, ensuring high-quality results without the need for extensive bodywork. Convenient Service:Repairs are often completed within just a few hours, meaning less downtime and minimal disruption to your schedule. Many services are also available as mobile repairs, offering added convenience. Cost-Effective Solution:Our repairs are typically a fraction of the cost of traditional body shops. By focusing only on the damaged area rather than repainting entire panels, we help you save both time and money. Maximises Resale Value:Keeping your car in top condition with SMART repairs can enhance its resale value. Minor scratches and dents can lower a car’s worth, but quick repairs ensure your vehicle looks its best when it’s time to sell. High Standards:We use the latest repair technologies and premium materials to deliver flawless results, maintaining your vehicle’s original look and ensuring a professional finish every time. Choosing SMART repair is a smart decision—quick, cost-effective, and designed to keep your car looking its best!  How to book in? Booking your SMART repair with Wilsons is quick and easy! Simply get in touch with our expert team using the details below: Call us: 01372 736 110Email us: [email protected] Our friendly team will be happy to assist you, provide a quote, and schedule a convenient appointment to get your vehicle looking as good as new.