The new Mokka is built on the modular CMP platform, which made the crossover's body 30% stiffer and 120 kg lighter than its predecessor. The model is 4.15 m long, and the trunk volume is now 350 liters. The crossover is exclusively front-wheel drive.
The Mokka is the first Opel to adopt the new corporate style called Vizor. The LED headlights and the radiator grille are now combined into a single unit. According to the project's chief designer Mark Adams, the first-generation Manta model served as a source of inspiration for the Mokka's exterior.
The interior of the new model is adorned with the Pure Panel instrument cluster, which combines a 12-inch screen for virtual instruments with a touchscreen for the media center. The driver has access to a traffic sign recognition system, adaptive cruise control, lane keeping assist, and a rear-view camera with a 180-degree panoramic view.
The power of the electric version of the Opel Mokka is 136 hp and 260 Nm of torque. The electric car's range is 322 km according to the WLTP cycle. The maximum speed is 150 km/h.
Sales of the new Opel Mokka in Europe will start early next year. Prices have not been announced yet.
