Order books in the UK are officially open for the all-new 2021 Vauxhall Mokka and Mokka-e, with first customer deliveries scheduled for April of next year. The new Mokka will cost you at least £ 20,735 (US$ 26,560) in entry-level SE trim, while the fully electric Mokka-e will set you back north of £ 30,840 (US$ 39,500) in SE Nav Premium spec, which includes a £ 3,000 (US$ 3.800) government incentive.
Regardless of configuration, you can
choose from a range of new colors such as Mamba Green, Voltaic Blue and Power
Red, while the contrasting roof and hood add to the personalized look. All
entry-level SE models boast 16-inch alloy wheels, a 7-inch touchscreen with
Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, LED lights, plus Automatic Emergency Braking
and Forward Collision Alert as standard. Move up to the SRi variants and you
gain 18-inch wheels, a black roof, dark tinted rear windows, black Griffin logo
across the Vizor panel, Adaptive Cruise Control and heated front seats.
Then there’s the SRi Nav Premium spec,
which adds sat-nav and a 10-inch touchscreen paired to a 12-inch driver
instrument cluster, while Elite Nav models come with 17-inch alloys, rear
parking sensors, a 180-degree camera, Adaptive Cruise Control, sat-nav, and
heated front seats and steering wheel – the Elite Nav Premium gets the same
large displays as the SRi Nav Premium, plus front parking sensors.
The flagship Ultimate Nav spec offers
Keyless entry & start, wireless mobile phone charging, 18-inch alloys and
the large displays as standard, to go with LED Matrix headlights.
As for the Launch Edition (limited edition
spec), it comes with the Park & Go pack with advanced park assist, and a
full leather interior. The 2021 Opel / Vauxhall Mokka is available with three
gasoline drivetrains (1.2L Turbo 100 PS manual, 1.2L Turbo 130 PS manual, 1.2L
Turbo 130 PS auto) and one diesel (1.5L Turbo D 110 PS manual). The Mokka-e
meanwhile has a 136 PS motor and a 50 kWh battery, offering a
WLTP-rated driving range of 322 km in Normal mode.