Vauxhall Mokka Key - A Compact SUV That Does It All

If you're looking to buy a small family car that does it all and more, the vauxhall mokka key is one to choose. Its wildly different looks are sure to attract attention and it's loaded with head and leg room for passengers.

It's also a great vehicle for driving and can handle bumps in cities and offer an enjoyable ride on long journeys.

Interior

The new Vauxhall mokka key is the most up-to-date model in the compact SUV segment and is one that aims to set itself apart from its competitors by providing a well-rounded driving experience. The previous generation Mokka could not compete in the compact SUV market however, the arrival and features of the new model are promising.

The dashboard has a contemporary and functional design that is a perfect match for the sleek exterior. The entry-level models have a 7-inch touchscreen digital instrument panel, while the higher-spec models have an option of 12 inches that features more of a driver-centric design.

A variety of technology is available, with Apple CarPlayTM and Android AutoTM compatibility, Bluetooth(r) streaming, USB ports and an all-six-point sound system that is standard. You can also access your key driving data and make a reservation for a service using the myOpel app.

Another fascinating part of the kit is the IntelliLux LED(r) Matrix headlights that automatically adjust to the conditions of your driving. The system utilizes cameras to determine the road conditions and switch between full beam, high beam, and dipped beam. It also has eco as well as normal and sport drive modes, which allow you to manage your energy usage, reduce the carbon footprint of your car and make your car feel more responsive.

The front seats are comfortable and spacious, with a large screen and intuitive technology to keep the driver entertained. You can customize your driving experience using the 'Eco, Normal and Sport modes that adjust the engine, steering and gearbox according to your preferences.

The rear storage space isn't quite as impressive, with 350 litres available. If you go for the electric Mokka-e model you can charge your battery through an individual port in the back, freeing more space in the boot.

As for the features, SE Nav+, SRi Navigation+, Elite Nav+ and the Launch Edition all feature rear parking sensors, as well as a 360-degree camera, in addition to keyless entry and start wireless mobile phone charging, vauxhall astra key fob Connect with Adaptive Cruise Control and satellite navigation. Top-drawer models like the Elite Nav Premium and the most expensive Launch Edition get a 10-inch touchscreen and a 12-inch driver's instrument cluster and heated front seats.

Exterior

The new Mokka is a much more appealing car than its predecessor. Its attractive exterior, comprehensive list of standard equipment and clever technology make it stand out in a highly competitive segment.

The Mokka comes with a variety of powerful diesel and petrol engines and also an electric version dubbed the Mokka E. This is a faster vehicle that can reach speeds of up to 93mph. It has a slightly smaller boot at 1,105 litres with the rear seats raised, however it has enough space for a normal family.

The interior of the new Mokka is spacious for drivers, with a particular focus on the front area. The seats are comfortable and adjustable by hand in a variety of ways. There are plenty of storage areas and a decent-sized touchscreen in the center.

It's easy to navigate around the infotainment system thanks to the clearly labeled buttons as well as the touchscreen interface. The Pure Panel approach for the instrument cluster and touchscreen in the center simplifies the interior and looks great.

All trim levels come with an sat-nav system, which can be used with Apple CarPlay or Android Auto. You can also get the panoramic sunroof, as well as keyless entry and start. There's a wide range of advanced driver assistance features that are available including automatic emergency city braking, cruise control, forward collision alert and driver drowsiness alarm.

The Mokka comes in seven trim levels that start with SE or SRi. The most expensive models are the SRi Nav Premium and Elite Nav and Launch Edition.

Prices start at PS17.900 and can rise to PS26.500 for models that include many extras. The more you pay you will get more features and a higher quality. The cheapest models have 17-inch alloy wheels and an automatic transmission and the most luxurious are equipped with leather upholstery and heated steering wheel. The SRi Nav Premium, and Elite Nav models are equipped with Vauxhall Multimedia Navi Pro. This system has 10 inches of colour touchscreen and an electronic 12-inch driver instrument display.

Technology

The Mokka has been something of a game-changer in the budget SUV market that offers buyers with low budgets a luxurious car that feels and looks more expensive than it is. In 2022, the Mokka has updated with a more attractive appearance on the outside and a variety of new technologies inside.

The base model is pretty comprehensively equipped, with a seven-inch touchscreen media system (with DAB radio and Apple CarPlay/Android Auto) Air conditioning, and alloy wheels of 16 inches. Automatic emergency city brake, forward collision alert and air conditioning are also included. Upgrade to the GS Line or Ultimate trims and you'll receive a more advanced twin-7.0-inch digital driver display which replaces traditional analogue dials and allows you to switch between menu options using shortcut buttons on the steering wheel, helping you stay focused on the road. You'll also get lane departure warnings, adaptive LED headlights called IntelliLux which can block out light around pedestrians and cars as well as high-beam assist.

It's a comfortable ride for short trips, and the seats adjust for reach and rake so the majority of drivers will be able to be able to find their optimal driving position. However, the passengers in the rear will feel confined and uncomfortable.

The front seatbacks can be folded flat to increase the load capacity. There are many cup holders, door pockets and ISOFIX child-seat mounting points.

On the road it's Mokka is responsive and agile with plenty of grip and the ability to speedily progress on the motorway. You can alter the car's handling by selecting 'Eco', 'Normal' or 'Sport' settings for the driver, though we'd recommend sticking with the latter to get the best results. The Mokka Electric is refined and quieter than the petrol version, and you can drive some distance on a single charge thanks to the battery's capacity of 50kWh.

Vauxhall has a reputation for reliability, and the Mokka has been awarded the maximum five-star rating by Euro NCAP. The new 2022 model is on a brand new 'CMP' platform that is shared with Peugeot and Citroen models, which makes it 120kg lighter than its predecessor and a bit more rigid for a sportier drive.

Safety

The spacious interior of the Mokka is packed with innovative features to make journeys more interesting - and also comfortable. Front passengers can adjust their seats to one of three heat levels, while the driver has an electrically heated steering wheel. The rear seats can be folded down in a 40:60 ratio, to create a flexible load bay.

The car is equipped with a host of safety features that include Vauxhall Key Programming Software Connect which offers emergency assistance, remote vehicle inspections, and access to trip-planning services. Other safety features include an advanced airbag system, cruise control and a lane-departure warning system that warns you if you accidentally drift out of your lane without signalling. Choose the highest-end Ultimate trim and you'll receive a 360deg panoramic camera as well as blind spot monitoring and a lane-positioning assistant.

Euro NCAP gave the Mokka four stars out of five stars in 2021. It was a good score for both adult and child safety. This is a good result, although it's important to remember that rival small SUVs often have higher scores. All versions of the Mokka include automatic emergency braking and pedestrian detection when you choose the Ultimate version will give you a front parking assist system that includes IntelliLux LED Matrix headlights, wireless phone charging and an assistant for keeping lane.

The petrol engines are quite refined in the Mokka. The 1.2-litre gasoline found in most models will have you buzzing around town, but it's as loud like the roars of the rivals. Even in the more powerful 136PS version it runs well with a few thumps on rough asphalt.

The Mokka Key is equipped with an electric engine called eVoice, which is an environmentally friendly alternative to petrol-powered models. You can travel up to 209 miles on one charge, however this will depend on the pressure of your tyres and the temperature outside, as well as your driving style.

The optional Vauxhall E-Recharge pack can also assist you in increasing your range by utilizing a sat nav system to locate charging stations along your route. The system will notify you when your battery is running low and will prompt you to charge it.