Vauxhall Mokka Key - A Compact SUV That Does It All

The vauxhall Mokka Key is a ideal choice for small families who want vehicles that can do it all. Its distinctive design will draw attention and it offers plenty of head and leg space for passengers.

It's a nice car to drive too to deal with bumps in town and providing an enjoyable ride on longer drives.

Interior

The new vauxhall vivaro van replacement Key mokka key is the most up-to-date model in the segment of compact SUVs and is one that aims to stand out from rivals by offering an enjoyable and well-rounded driving experience. The previous generation Mokka could not compete in the compact SUV market, but the launch and features of the new car key vauxhall model are promising.

The dashboard is a modern and functional design that extends the sleek exterior. The entry-level models come with a 7-inch digital instrument panel that has a central touchscreen and higher-end models come with the 12-inch version, which has a more driver-oriented layout.

Apple CarPlayTM, Android AutoTM, Bluetooth(r), USB ports, and a six point sound system are all included in the standard. You can also check your important driving information and book a service through the myOpel app.

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

The front seats are comfortable and spacious, with a large screen and intuitive tech to keep the driver amused. You can also personalize the driving experience with 'Eco', 'Normal' and 'Sport' modes adjusting the engine, steering, and gearbox to your preference settings.

The rear storage space isn't quite as impressive, with only 350 litres of space available. If you choose the electric Mokka e, you can charge the battery through an individual port located at the rear which will free up space in the boot.

In terms of the equipment, SE Nav+, the SRi Navi+, Elite Nav+ and the Launch Edition all feature rear parking sensors and a 180-degree camera, in addition to keyless entry and start wireless charging for mobile phones, Vauxhall Connect with Adaptive Cruise Control and satellite navigation. The most expensive models, such as the Elite Nav Premium and the most expensive Launch Edition get a 10-inch touchscreen as well as a 12-inch driver's instrument cluster and heated front seats.

Exterior

The new Mokka has a much more appealing exterior than its predecessor. Its striking exterior and extensive list of standard features and clever technology will make it stand out in a highly competitive segment.

The Mokka has a range of powerful Diesel and petrol engines and an electric version dubbed the Mokka E. It's a faster car and can reach speeds of up to 93mph. It has a smaller boot at 1,105 litres, with the rear seats up but this is still enough room for a typical family.

For drivers the new Mokka's interior is quite spacious, particularly in the front seating area. The seats are adjustable in many ways and are comfortable. There are plenty of storage areas and a decent-sized touchscreen in the middle.

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 to the instrument cluster and the central touchscreen makes it easier to navigate the interior and looks stylish.

All trim levels include the sat-nav feature, which includes Apple CarPlay or Android Auto. You can also get keyless entry and a starter, a panorama sunroof and cruise control. There's a wide range of advanced driver assistance features available, such as automatic emergency city brake cruise control forward collision alert and driver drowsiness alarm.

The Mokka comes in seven trim levels, starting with SE or SRi. The SRi Nav Premium and Elite Nav versions are the most expensive, while a limited-edition Launch Edition is also available.

Prices for the Mokka start at just PS17,900 and can go up to PS26,500 for a model with a many extras. The more you pay the more features you'll get, and the better the specification. The cheapest models come with 17-inch alloy wheels and a manual transmission and the most luxurious come with leather upholstery and heated steering wheel. The SRi Nav Premium and the Elite Nav models come with replacement vauxhall car keys's Multimedia Navi Pro system, which has a 10in colour touchscreen and a 12-inch digital driver instrument display.

Technology

The Mokka has been something of an innovator in the market for budget SUVs and offers buyers on low budgets a luxurious car that feels and looks more expensive than it actually is. The 2022 model has updated with a more attractive appearance on the outside and a variety of new technology inside.

The base model comes with a comprehensive set of features, including a 7-inch touchscreen (with DAB radio, Apple CarPlay/Android Auto) and 16-inch alloy wheels and air conditioning. There's also automatic emergency city braking as well as forward collision alert. Upgrade to the GS Line and Ultimate trims and you'll get a more sophisticated, twin-7.0-inch digital display that replaces the traditional analogue dials. You can navigate menus with shortcut buttons on your steering wheel. This lets you remain focused on the road. You will also receive Lane departure warning, adaptive LED headlights called IntelliLux that can filter out light from cars and pedestrians as well as high-beam assist.

It's a comfortable ride for short trips and the seats can be adjusted for reach and rake so most drivers should discover their optimal driving position. However, the passengers in the rear will feel confined and stifled.

There's plenty of storage space in the front, and the seatbacks in the rear can fold flat to increase capacity for loading if required. There are many cup holders, door pockets, and ISOFIX child-seat mounting points.

On the road on the road, the Mokka is agile and responsive, with a decent amount of grip and the ability to quickly progress on the motorway. You can adjust the car's handling characteristics via 'Eco', 'Normal' or the 'Sport' driver settings, though we'd recommend using the latter option to get the best results. The Mokka Electric is refined and quieter than the petrol version, and it can travel a fair few miles with the single charge of the 50kWh battery.

vauxhall replacement keys is a brand known for its reliability and the Mokka has been awarded the maximum five-star rating by Euro NCAP. The latest 2022 model sits on a brand new 'CMP' platform shared with Peugeot and Citroen models, making it 120kg lighter than the previous model and a little stiffer for a more athletic drive.

Safety

The spacious Mokka cabin is loaded with features that will make travel more enjoyable - and comfortable. The seats in the front can be heated to three different levels. The steering wheel of the driver can also be heated. The rear seats can also be folded in a ratio of 40:60 to create a flexible loading bay.

The car is equipped with a range of safety features which include Vauxhall Connect which offers emergency assistance, remote vehicle checks as well as access to trip-planning services. Other standard safety features include an advanced airbag cruise control, a driver's seat, and a lane departure warning system which warns you in the event that you wander off from your lane. Opt for the top-spec Ultimate trim and you'll get an all-round camera that is 360 degrees as well as blind spot monitoring and an assistant for lane-positioning.

Euro NCAP gave the Mokka four stars out of five stars in 2021. It was a good score for both child and adult safety. This is a very good result, although it's important to note that small SUVs from rivals often have higher scores. All versions of Mokka come with automatic emergency brakes, pedestrian detection, and wireless phone charging. The Ultimate trim includes a front parking assistant system, IntelliLux LED Matrix Headlights and a lane keeping assistant.

The engines that power the Mokka are quite refined. The 1.2-litre gasoline found in the majority of models will have you cruising through the city, but it's not as harsh as the roar from the rivals. Even the more powerful 136PS model rides well, with only a few thumps on a rough surface.

If you're looking for a more sustainable alternative to the petrol models, the Mokka Key offers an electric powertrain called eVoice. You can travel up to 209 kilometres on a single charge, but this depends on the tyre pressure and temperature outside, in addition to the driving style you choose to use.

You can also boost your range by purchasing the optional Vauxhall e-Recharge package, which uses a sat-nav system to guide you to the right charging stations along your route. The system will inform you when your battery is running low and tell you to plug in.