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TransmissionAutomatic
Fuel TypePetrol
Boot Capacity350 Litres
0-62mph9.2 Seconds
Factory Order
TransmissionManual
Fuel TypePetrol
Boot Capacity350 Litres
0-62mph10.6 Seconds
Factory Order
TransmissionManual
Fuel TypePetrol
Boot Capacity350 Litres
0-62mph9.1 Seconds
Factory Order
TransmissionManual
Fuel TypePetrol
Boot Capacity350 Litres
0-62mph10.6 Seconds
Factory Order
TransmissionAutomatic
Fuel TypePetrol
Boot Capacity350 Litres
0-62mph9.2 Seconds
Factory Order
TransmissionManual
Fuel TypePetrol
Boot Capacity350 Litres
0-62mph9.1 Seconds
Factory Order
TransmissionAutomatic
Fuel TypePetrol
Boot Capacity350 Litres
0-62mph9.2 Seconds
Factory Order
TransmissionManual
Fuel TypePetrol
Boot Capacity350 Litres
0-62mph9.1 Seconds
Factory Order
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Free Home charger
Fuel TypeElectric
Range209 Miles
Battery Capacity50 kWh
0-62mph9.2 Seconds
Factory Order
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Free Home charger
Fuel TypeElectric
Range201 Miles
Battery Capacity50 kWh
0-62mph9.2 Seconds
Vauxhall Mokka Top Features
Snazzy looks.
Petrol, diesel and full-electric power options.
Tech-filled interior.
How Does My Vauxhall Mokka Lease Work?
With Vauxhall leasing, you can choose a brand-new car to drive for a fixed period, normally 2-5 years. You’ll make set monthly payments for the duration of your contract and then return the car at the end. There’s no balloon payment or depreciation costs to cover – it couldn’t be simpler.To start your Vauxhall Mokka lease, choose your preferred model from our latest deals. Decide on the particulars of your contract, including your upfront payment and annual mileage. Once the agreement’s complete, we’ll deliver the car for free. To find out more about how contract hire works, take a look at our easy-to-understand guide to car leasing.
Benefits Of Your Vauxhall Mokka Lease
You may well have heard of the Vauxhall Mokka. When the first model came out in 2012, wearing a Mokka X badge, it was hugely popular, thanks in large part to being very affordable. But it wasn’t very good. Now though, the revamped Mokka (no X) is on the market – and it’s much, much better. It’s a small SUV that looks great, drives pretty well and comes with lots of standard equipment across the range. On top of that, it offers efficient petrol and diesel engines, alongside a full-electric model. Expect to see even more of them on the road from now on. See what our team thought of the Mokka in our in-depth Mokka review.What’s The Cabin Like?
The futuristic, angular look of the outside continues inside the Mokka, with a digital instrument panel on all models. This replaces traditional analogue dials behind the steering wheel and is paired with a touchscreen infotainment system alongside it.Apple CarPlay and Android Auto is included on every model, letting you hook up your smartphone to control apps through the car’s screen. For the infotainment system, shortcut buttons below it make it easier to change settings on the move, compared to rival touchscreen-only systems.High-mounted seats give you a commanding view of the road ahead, although rear visibility could be a bit better. Higher spec models get parking sensors and a rear-view camera, which help tight manoeuvring.
Petrol, Diesel And Electric Options
The Mokka is set up for comfort over agility and has fairly soft suspension to keep the worst road surfaces away from its passengers. Handling is competent – there’s a bit of body lean when cornering, so you’re best driving at a cruise down country roads.When it comes to power, choose between petrol, diesel or electric. Petrol will suit plenty of leasing customers and will be the most affordable option per month. The 1.2 130 Turbo model is great, with plenty of punch for both around town and out on the motorway. However, those that rarely venture out of town may prefer the less powerful 1.2 100hp model.Those doing longer journeys should check out the diesel model. It’s a 1.5-litre engine with 110hp and mixes enough oomph with better fuel economy than the petrol option.Another option is the all-electric model, called the Mokka-E. This has a 136hp electric motor that gives you good acceleration and will cover up to 201 miles on a single charge from a home wallbox or public charger. The heavier weight of the electric components requires stiffer suspension, so the ride of the Mokka-E isn’t as comfortable as other versions. Check out our head to head article where we compare the Mokka and Mokka-E for more details on the differences.
You’ll get 2 adults in the back seats, with plenty of legroom and reasonable headroom for those under 6-feet tall. The middle-rear seat is best kept for children.
Boot space is average for its class at 350 litres of capacity. The Mokka-E has slightly less at 310 litres because of the electrical components under the boot floor. In-cabin storage is ample though, with a big glovebox, sizable door pockets and a large tray in front of the gearstick.
For the cheapest running costs, the Vauxhall Mokka-E electric lease is the best option, as electricity will be far cheaper than petrol or diesel. You can recharge from a home wall box in about 7.5 hours, or at a public 100kW fast charger in 30 minutes to 80%.
The diesel engine promises up to 65.7mpg and the petrol will both reach up to 51.4mpg. These aren’t bad stats when compared to similar rivals.
Vauxhall Mokka Lease Models
There’s just 1 version of the Vauxhall Mokka and it’s a small 5-door SUV.
Colours & Interiors
The Mokka is available in 6 stylish colours with various interior choices for those who like to customise, check out our Mokka colour guide for details.
Vauxhall Mokka Trim Levels
- SE
- SE Nav Premium (electric only)
- SRi
- SRi Nav Premium (electric only)
- Elite Nav
- Elite Nav Premium (electric only)
- Launch Edition (electric only)
- Ultimate Nav
Compare Your Vauxhall Mokka Lease
There are lots of lease deals available on small SUVs, and which one is best for you will depend on your priorities. If you’re considering the Mokka then you probably value style, in which case check out the quirky Nissan Juke and Peugeot 2008.
Electric rivals are broader, encompassing cars like the cute but range-limited Honda E and the very affordable MG ZS EV.
Yes. It’s a huge improvement on its predecessor, the Mokka X. Stylish looks, affordable leasing costs and a comfortable ride make it very attractive.
The Vauxhall Mokka X name, used on the 1st-generation car, was dropped for the new model, which is just called the Mokka. Vauxhall stopped producing the Mokka X in 2019.
There’s not much in it. The Mokka is slightly better to drive and you can get an electric model. But there’s more boot space in the Juke and if you want quirky looks, then there isn’t much quirkier than the Nissan.
The Mokka doesn’t come with a spare wheel as standard, but you can have one fitted as an option.
The petrol and diesel Mokkas will give you a pretty good fuel consumption, while the Mokka-E will cost you much less to run on electricity. It’ll get around 3.6 miles per kWh, which isn’t bad, but some other EVs are better.
Insurance will vary according to your circumstances. The Mokka’s insurance groups range from 13 to 20 (of 50), which is slightly higher than some rivals. The Mokka-E will cost a bit more, sitting in groups 21 to 23.
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