Opel Mokka Electric/Mokka-e: details, range, and price of the electric SUV

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Opel Mokka e

The Opel Mokka II is an important model for Opel, as it introduced the brand’s new aesthetic codes.

The Mokka was developed under Stellantis (formerly PSA), which acquired Opel in 2018. In its electric version, it shares the motor/battery package with the Opel Corsa Electric, which is also used in the Peugeot e-208 and e-2008.

The current generation of Mokka has dropped the all-wheel-drive option, which was available on its predecessor. Whether diesel, petrol, or electric, the German SUV’s engine is connected to the front wheels. Naturally, this architecture is incompatible with off-road use. Like all its competitors, the Mokka primarily aims to offer a comfortable on-road experience.

With its two front-wheel drive wheels, the Opel Mokka prefers tarmac over steep paths.

Mokka-e Dimensions

The Opel Mokka Electric measures 4.15 meters in length, 1.99 meters in width, and 1.53 meters in height. These dimensions classify it as an urban SUV. It thus presents itself as an alternative to the Peugeot e-2008, Kia e-Niro, or the new Jeep Avenger.

In terms of style, the electric version is almost identical to the combustion versions. The Mokka introduced Opel’s new styling, notably the “Vizor” front end, which has since been adopted by the Astra. Inside, the most interesting feature is the Pure Panel, a unit that connects the central touchscreen to the digital instrument cluster. It also forms part of Opel’s new brand identity. As for the trunk, the German manufacturer claims a volume of 350 liters, which increases to 1,205 liters with the rear seats folded down.

Inaugurated by the Mokka, the Pure Panel is becoming standard across the lineup.

Motor and Battery of the Opel Mokka-e

The Opel Mokka Electric’s motor delivers 136 hp and up to 260 Nm of torque. It is paired with a 50 kWh battery. Performance-wise, the vehicle can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 9.1 seconds. It surpasses the 130 hp petrol version by a tenth, making it the most powerful version of the model. The top speed is limited to 150 km/h. The three driving modes affect the performance level. The 100 kW / 136 hp power is only fully available in Sport mode. Conversely, Eco mode reduces power to 60 kW / 80 hp.

The underpinnings of the Opel Mokka Electric are identical to those of the Peugeot e-2008.

Range and Charging of the Opel Mokka-e

The range of the Opel Mokka is estimated at 339 km based on the WLTP mixed cycle. This has not always been the case, as Opel initially announced 322 km when the model was launched. To improve its vehicle, the Stellantis Group modified the transmission and changed the tires, without altering the motor or the battery.

The German electric SUV supports up to 100 kW of direct current charging on fast chargers. This enables it to recover 80% of its range in about thirty minutes. For wallbox charging, the vehicle is equipped with an onboard charger of 7.4 kW, allowing 100% recharge in 8 hours. Those in a hurry can opt for the 11 kW onboard charger, priced at €400.

On a fast charger, the Opel Mokka Electric supports up to 100 kW of current.

Price and Equipment of the Mokka-e

The Opel Mokka Electric lineup includes three trims: Elegance, GS, and Ultimate. Prices start at €41,150, before any ecological bonus.

Standard features include automatic climate control, mixed fabric/TPU upholstery, power front and rear windows, a rearview camera, and a 7-inch touchscreen. The GS version offers similar equipment but with a more stylish touch, including a black roof and black wheels. The Mokka Ultimate adds mixed Alcantara/TPU upholstery, keyless start, adaptive LED matrix headlights, and the Pure Panel with a 12-inch instrument display.

Aside from the 11 kW charger, the options list also includes a pack with heated seats and a heated steering wheel, priced at €300.

The New Opel Mokka Electric 2023

In 2023, the German SUV is evolving by adopting Stellantis’s new motor/battery duo. The power of the motor increases from 100 to 115 kW (156 hp). The new 54 kWh battery provides approximately 406 km of WLTP mixed cycle range (up from 338). Prices and trim levels for the 2023 Opel Mokka Electric will be announced soon.

Technical Specifications of the Opel Mokka-e

Mokka 2020-22Mokka 2023
Length4.15 m4.15 m
Width1.99 m1.99 m
Height1.53 m1.53 m
Boot capacity350 L350 L
Weight1,523 kgN/A
Power100 kW/136 hp115 kW/156 hp
Torque260 Nm260 Nm
Max speed150 km/h150 km/h
0 to 100 km/h9.1 sUnder 10 s
Battery50 kWh54 kWh
Consumption15.8-16.2 kWh/100 km15.2 kWh/100 km
Range (WLTP mixed)339 km406 km
DC charging100 kW100 kW
Onboard charger7.4 kW
(11 kW optional)
7.4 kW
(11 kW optional)
Charging time
Wall Box 7.4 kW
8 hoursN/A
Fast charge time 100 kW30 min
(0 to 80%)
30 min
(0 to 80%)
Starting price€41,150*N/A
Warranty2 years / unlimited kmN/A
*Price as of Fall 2022, €36,100 at launch in 2020

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