With its bold and pure design, the Mokka has become a bestseller. Now Opel is making the unconventional Compact SUV even more desirable – both on the inside and the outside. New accents further highlight its unique character. Opel is also bringing technologies from higher vehicle segments to the SUV B segment. And that is not all, the brand with the Blitz has also opened the order books.

Design: Gently sharpened

With its bold and clear lines, including the Opel Vizor, the Mokka has already made its mark. That is why Opel has not completely overhauled the Mokka’s appearance, but rather subtly emphasised its visual strengths. The black Vizor visually integrates the new Blitz and the headlights into one element. The familiar wing signature of the LED lights at the front and rear shines in a more modern interpretation with three ‘lighting blocks’. In line with Opel’s ‘Greenovation’ approach, special aero wheels and the redesigned front bumper improve aerodynamics. Consistent: the new Mokka completely dispenses with chrome applications on the exterior.

Interior: Shines in new light

The interior is committed to the detox approach: focussing on the essentials.  The steering wheel, flattened at the top and bottom with the new lightning bolt in the centre, reinforces the horizontal lines and thus reflects the Opel compass of the exterior design. The centre console, which shines in a matt silver tone, is ‘Pure and Bold’ – some of the buttons previously located here have been moved to the central colour touchscreen. The design of the remaining switches (electric parking brake, driving modes) comes from the all-new Grandland. Greenovation is also a top priority in the interior: To conserve resources, all materials are made from recycled content.

Infotainment system: Elevated to the next level

The new multimedia and navigation infotainment system also takes the new Mokka to the next level. The further developed bestseller now offers a 10-inch digital driver information display and an equally large colour touchscreen as standard. The latter can be easily operated via widgets, just like a smartphone – alternatively and in combination with the optional navigation system, a ‘Hey, Opel’ is enough to use the natural voice recognition. Both displays can be personalised in many ways. The system recognises the driver’s personal profile on the connected smartphone; the connection is always wireless in the new Mokka. Various virtual shortcuts can be set up on the central screen and different colour schemes offer further customisation options.

Detoxed offer: Two electrified drivetrains

Opel is making the selection process for the new Mokka as clear as the design: The newcomer will be available in the “Edition” and “GS” trims and can be further customised with two individualisation packs. On the drive side, Mokka customers can choose from an efficient petrol engine and two electrified drivetrains. The compact SUV will be available both as a modern hybrid with 48-volt technology and as a battery-electric, locally emissions-free Mokka Electric.