Vauxhall (Opel) Mokka Review
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2024
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The original Vauxhall Mokka sold in huge numbers despite being far from a class-leading crossover. With the all-new 2021 Mokka, Vauxhall has upped the style factor to help it remain competitive, and now offers it with both electric and petrol powertrains. In this CarGurus UK review Rebecca Jackson tests the 2021 Vauxhall Mokka with a 1.2-litre turbocharged petrol engine and automatic gearbox in order to find out just how much progress this small crossover has made.
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I have just got the 1.2 (week ago) Ultimate automatic in black. Nice looking car and really nice to drive with plenty of power. (Unfortunately its got to go back to the garage as Collision detection risk system is faulty.) Only real problem with car is the lane detection system. Its fine on motorways and main roads but country roads it is terrible (most of my journeys are on county roads). It constantly pulls you into the centre of the road which can be very annoying. I now switch this off each time I get in as well as the start stop. The handbrake is also annoying. If I stop a traffic lights I have to manually select to stop rolling, it is not automatic as in other cars. Overall a very nice car.
So we have had a petrol automatic Mokka for 12 months. So the lane control is a pain. Getting in the back is another issue. So kids will be ok but if your an adult you will have issues getting in and out. We have the keyless entry. We have given up on this as it is so temperamental. Then one big issue is when we go to open the car with the key fob. We find the car will not open. The key fob stops working. So we have a trick now to get round this. We have to open and close the boot. Which I am guessing because we have keyless entry it allows us to do this. Then the key fob comes back to life. We can now open the car with the key fob. The car has been back 7 times to the dealer. Still not fixed. Oh Vauxhall customer service is a waste of time. I will not say what I think of them.
I like it when she says “I’m 5 foot 4 and a half” that half means so much to her . Awww
Wonder if she would mind me being half an inch shorter than she expected.
I thought the same thing.
@@12alocin So 1 inch it is so😂🤡
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Actually, one of the best things about Vauxhalls is that they have real buttons and knobs where others rely more on touch screens. Vauxhall ergonics are first rate. Better than many more expensive cars. (I don't work for them or anything like that, I've just noticed how they manage to keep the basics away from being buried in technology better than other makes.)
I have this very version on order. The 1.2 Auto Sri Nav Premium. Fell in love with it as soon as I saw it on the dealers forecourt. I think a lot of people are hung up on Vauxhall's previous reputation. They are having a brand reboot and I think this car is an amazing start to that change of focus. All cars will have plus and negative aspects too them and it's a little easy to get swept away by all the car reviews and reviewers when 99% of buyers will not be judging them so closely to other cars. It will come down to personal choice on a lot of stuff, and the way a car looks is so important as many cars these days just drive very well. This Mokka comes stacked with safety tech too. Judge the car after it's been out for a while and see how the engine reliability and build quality stacks up but to pre judge it because of past Vauxhall's is unfair. I was considering a Puma but was put off by Ford's options as they are so expensive, this Vauxhall has everything I want and more. And as for build quality, have you seen the rear parcel shelf on a Puma? Probably the worst designed and flimsy piece of crap I've ever seen on a car. Which again shows every car has pros and cons. I've seen Audi and BMW's with quite baffling design quirks on them and these cars cost a hell of a lot more than this Vauxhall. So I for one can't wait to take delivery, only 5 more weeks to wait. Well done Vauxhall, in my opinion, the best looking small SUV out right now. Great review btw 👍🏼👍🏼
i pity you
@@crismam1531 why?
A nice statement of facts and I agree. It was like when Jeremy Clarkson used to review cars, he pulled a face before he even drove the car, "Because its a Vauxhall ". I love my Mokka, didn't have the previous model as I had an Astra before which on its introduction was car of the year in 2017.
I just ordered the 1.2 automatic ultimate. And I'm really looking forward to it. As it's my first brand new car.
Bought mine last month and love it. I can't agree with the video over steering as I find it very positive in my elite nav premium 1.2 . auto. Ride is comfortable and so easy to drive.
Makes a change to see you doing a car review without the rain!
I Dont get why so many people say the Old Mokka is terrible, i love mine and the interior is totally fine for the price
That is because she doesn't know what she is talking about
Excellent review! Clear, concise and honest! Keep it up!
the old one was sold in the states as a buick. the new one is based on new french platform and is not sold here. nevertheless, it is a great thorough review by Rebecca.,🤗🌞👍
Already got a launch edition petrol auto version on order and SHOULD be here around July. I’m betting more like August or later due to parts shortages (there are shortages in chips for the computer systems) and COVID still having a knock-on effect.
But the car itself... love it.
5:30 yeah right! I always check the underside of the armrest for the quality of materials used 🤣
I like Rebecca's reviews because her criticism is on point. I like the opel/V brand, but it is true that the back door opening is not wide enough. I bought astra 2016 and we struggle to put our toddler into his seat and even I don't find it easy to get in at the back.
We’ve just ordered the Mokka Ultimate Nav 1.2 petrol automatic in white with black roof and mirrors, bit of a wait to get it . Thanks from UK 🇬🇧
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My Brand new 71 plate arrived yesterday. Lovely car. Downsides is the input of the NAV. Unless your left handed , typing on the screen with its small buttons can be very difficult. There’s no turn style button to navigate through the screen.
Gorgeous reviewer 😍
Got my new Mokka and I'm loving it 😍
Hi just got the new mokka but mine has no back interior light ??
Just wondering is it all about the looks, how about 4/5 adults on motorway trips would it still have the power,? The dead zone in the steering takes a while to get use to its in the corsa to, can you please do review on kamiq v mokka
How did you get your coat back on, when you drove up at the end?
Does it have a manual hand brake or an electronic one? Also I suspect that a spacer spare wheel cannot be fitted under the boot floor-cover ?
Looks so much fresher and modern, first Vauxhall I would consider in a long time.
i am thinking of the new mokka gs model,but at present have a kadjar iconic...which would be best ?
Still got the old shape (2015). Love it. Seems fine enough on the road to me, but then again, I'm not testing different, sometimes much more expensive vehicles, everyday. Obviously can't compare it to the Evoque or Q5 we had, but for the price, no complaints. PS, the back seat is for children. That goes for all cars. Don't know why all these reviewers seem to think that strapping 6 footers are going to ride in the back 😄
Oh, I dunno, maybe it’s because some teenagers reach 6’ or more tall and they’re also someone’s children?
Yep, for larger persons in the back you have to buy a Grandland.
Anyone wondering SRI and Elite Nav both have keyless entry and start 😉
Have one currently as a hire car. Find
A) knee space is very poor for driver
B) Electric handbrake is a bit of a pain as needs to be disengaged manually
C) lane keep assist is very intrusive
D) not much space in the back
E) clutch pedal is higher than the brake pedal, which feels a bit weird
F) drivers door opening is a bit small so can make entry a wee bit awkward
I like how easy it is to drive, but im looking forward to getting my Civic back from the garage as its a wildly better car, more comfortable and just easier to live with.
What is the best spec u can get ?
Drove it on test and love.... it
Manual or Auto??
Bought one of these SRI April 26th. Monday dashboard wouldnt light up. Called RAC by the time they came it had put itself right. Worse thing about it was RAC did not have software to connect to car its that new. Seems a good car bit smaller than our last Mokka. We should have got the NAV version but didnt the garage is changing it just waiting for delivery (not CarGurus).
Great video Thanks
Is the problem still repeated?
@@AnOn-hh8tu no never did it again and we now have our NAV
You can go turbo when you have the 8 gear automatic which ive got
Look forward to rebecca's videos! 👍🙏
I had Vauxhall/Opel for years, but reliability issues and struggling to keep up with the competition, made me switch to Renault, I have the new Captur, and while this review is a positive restart for Vauxhall, I will be sticking with Renault, who offer far more for a better price point. A big thumbs up for the design though, well done Vauxhall.
Good review,fairplay!!😊👍
Gosh the first interesting Vauxhall in 35 years
I think the carlton and vx220 were interesting
because PSA
@@zontarr8812 Stellantis that is.
It seams the new generation suv are designed by the same teams with the high square looks it is getting to harder to tell on make from the other
This SUV look is very cool!
I like to try the electric
Picking up mu elite nav premium tomorrow voltaic blue 21 plate ,from thurlow nunn dunstable
Hi , how are you finding the car ?
love it , it’s got the reversing camera and sensor ,great for motorway driving ,lovely colour @@andrewfleming8361
I think that compared to his two brothers is clearly the best looking, but with the alliance there was things that were lost one of them is quality. Let's see if with the same PSA platform and engine will have more success, is going to be a close call.
Does anyone knows which kind of gasoline should I use for this car?
I love my 2021 Mokka, the only thing that I dislike about it is the footrest(?) next to the clutch, I find that I often hit my foot against it when pressing the clutch which is a little unsafe when you catch it.
Made in France, hahahahahahahahahaha.
Ah! I'm not the only one. I drive the new Mokka yesterday and found this a major issue. Also the pillars make it hard to see at junctions... But oh boy this thing is FAST.
I saw a black one yesterday. It looked amazing!
I had the previous model. Looked ok my missus ended up hateing it
Beautiful car. It's my choice in the segment dominated by a lot of boring vehicles.
Vauxhall is a company that seems to struggle to keep up with the competition. This is a nice design with some pleasing details and elements. Functionality seems adequate but nothing seems to stand out other than the color cues. All black interiors are so confining and this one would be greatly improved with a lighter headliner or a panoramic sunroof. Seems like Peugeot's have more going for them and the Ford Puma still remains my personal favorite. Good review, however, covers all the bases and proves why CGs is good to watch.
Vauxhall is a rebadged Opel and the Germans make those typical black boring dashboards...
Love this car but are there no hybrid options
Hybrids are very last year. They not going to be around long
@@michaelflinn7784 this all depends on what you need the car for and where I live a full ev would not work for me as I live in a very rural area my commute to is only 12 miles once or twice a month I might travel 50 or 60 and I can’t park close enough to my house to charge an Ev over night. A hybrid would fit my needs just now far better.
great video rebecca your a true star
and your a fantastic mum as well take care rebecca stay safe will watch all your new videos
You're
Like Rebecca's reviews, also I like rebecca's opinions, LIKE REBECCA !
had mine since dec 2022 few bad points, no rear seat lighting, rear door entry very narrow (like the juke), front door base bare is very high and wide, no cd player.
As long as the seating is high and has front and rear parking sensors its the car for me.
What is the actual point of suv's
Nice car drives smoothly.plenty of leg room for passengers.well quipped. .mokka e.
Vauxhall Opel have nailed that one.
thx PSA
Which is better juke or mokka?
Probably the Juke, just a bit more practical
Love it fab car
It's like VW ?
Puma or this? Think mokka is nicer inside. Btw have a look at the new ascona. Amazing.
New ascona?????
@@Piotrek4500 ???
I personally went for the Crossland, the 21 version looks as good and I have the 130bhp auto which is a great fun drive. So I would say go for the Crossland over the Mokka its better in every department.
Nice looking car, but does it have the Peugeot Citroen 3 cylinder engine now the company is owned by them? because I read that they are having reliability problems with it!
This seemed to be solved in the recent models.
wet belts a nightmare
i have an old Opel corsa from 2006, i went to see the new mokka and the back of the car was embarrassingly small. Surely smaller than my old Corse. such a pity
Yeah the new Mokka is nowhere near as spacious as my Fiat Punto Evo even. It just looks like a small car on air forces. The Peugeot 2008 which is the same car underneath is a whole lot roomier
Good honest review Rebecca, but the Skoda Kamiq is the car to go for in this segment.
I’d say the Peugeot 2008 or Seat Arona
But the Kamiq is not far off
Another great video Rebecca, but pass on the vehicle
How she is wearing a winter coat and sweater in may ? =0 I am from Scandinavia and I have just t-shirt.
Because its quite cold for May? Like we in Germany sometimes have arround 9⁰C in the morning and this looks like morning.
And as a Scandinavian ofcourse its not cold for you but temperature acclimation exists. The UK is not Scandinavia
However, this generation Mokka is the sister car of the DS 3 Crossback.
..and Peugeot 2008.
IT MADE 4 STARS
So we have had a petrol automatic Mokka for 12 months. So the lane control is a pain. Getting in the back is another issue. So kids will be ok but if your an adult you will have issues getting in and out. We have the keyless entry. We have given up on this as it is so temperamental. Then one big issue is when we go to open the car with the key fob. We find the car will not open. The key fob stops working. So we have a trick now to get round this. We have to open and close the boot. Which I am guessing because we have keyless entry it allows us to do this. Then the key fob comes back to life. We can now open the car with the key fob. The car has been back 7 times to the dealer. Still not fixed. Oh Vauxhall customer service is a waste of time. I will not say what I think of them.
Where is the light for the back passengers ? Where are the ceiling handles?
Since the French bought it they have literally shaved it quite alot!!!
That centre armrest. Ha
This small SUV fits perfect for a small person like Rebecca. For my needs there is too little legroom in the back.
Opel crosland sin la X es un suv segun lo entiende opel lo hay 1.2 de 100 caballos y 130 canallos manual de 6 veloccidades y automatico de 8 veloccidades japonesa asin.Este motor es de 3 cilindros y el motor 1.5 turbo diesel de 6 veloccidades y el 1.6 de 180 caballos de 6 veloccidades y la 225 caballos de 8 veloccidades automatica y ibrido electrico y gasolina y con una autonomia de 60 kilometros en electrico fabricado en figueruelas zaragoza Espana para todo el mundo donde se le monta el volante a la derecha y se le pone el emblema de Vauxal
She’s 5ft 4 and an half of pure 🔥🔥🔥 stunning
I would expect the Mokka would at least provide a Sunroof option, ...
Very disappointing!😳☹😨
the mokkas are brilliant..these are to but not vauxhall now all peugeot based.
I left the moment she said 'petrol'
A car you buy if you hate cars
look rebecca if you want practicality vauxhall make the crossland the mokka is for style where as crossland is style and practicality duh!
Hate the new mokkas, no good especially if you are above 5ft6 🤣🤣 il stick with my 2015 plate, never had an issue with. Love driving it
I'm 5'6 and I'm absolutely loving it. Ppl think I got a huge car cuz I'm so filigran in it 😁 love driving it. Just sooo satisfied with my mokka 😍
U coming off with the same comment on numerous vids,u protest too much hmmmmmm
@@markyinbelfastxx9088 commented on numerous videos 🤔 think you've got the wrong person.. this is the first mokka vid I've commented on 🤣
@@markyinbelfastxx9088 and as I thought looking at your profile it looks fake
@@hannahg3905 what are u on ,its RUclips u fool
Anyone else underwhelmed by the PSA groups selection of quite expensive cars with not enough range?
Battery prices are about £100 a kWh so this car has a £5000 battery, motors are relatively inexpensive, the floor is shared across the group for both EV and ICE and everything else is out the parts bin.
It's almost as if they want to seen to sell EVs but would rather not.
4:20 that door noise is enuf reason for me not to buy the car 😂
I see what you mean 👍
There is something in the door pocket.
Don't be stupid. It was obviously something in the door bin that made that rattling noise. 🙄
@@TheIceMurder2 who knows
I like the bodywork design of this car but would not by a Stellantis product for two reasons. 1. The puretec 3 cylinder engines on former P.S.A. products can be troublesome. 2. Stellantis are restructuring their dealership network across Europe. Looking at the detail this will lead to a reduction in dealerships and customer service will be even worse than it was under P.S.A.
I was Ok until you went on about the hard scratchy plastic -- What BS. Now I noticed a whole lot more bias in your review.
What happened to your sound ducts? Your sounding krrrrrrkkrrrtrr
It's a Peugeot.
But far less practical
Let's be honest. We are not here for the Mokka.
I'm here for the mokka 😍
Please, change your name - you are far far away from gurus. A lot of your statement are just thrown into to air. Did you ever try to realise that this is a niche, stylish model, not a practical family car /Crossland is what you are looking for/ and regarding the styling - it is on the edge. Just show me a car in this segment with more bold, clear lines and better proportions. If it was not a Vauxhall, but VW you will be mesmerized.
This cars boot with a lip lost my interest in this otherwise good looking car from the outside
it's a rebadged peugeot
But less practical
I’ve seen both the electric and ICE models on the road and I have to say, I hate the design especially the nose... I think it's a Marmite design.
I do wish car manufacturers would have conventional dials, as an option on the electronic displays , for the speedometer and Rev counter/battery level rather than the silly wee digital speedometer that sits in the middle of the display…
Too expensive
Vauxhall. Mokka. Cool. 3 words that simply cannot be used in the same sentence
Such a massive step up from the awful previous model. They should have dumped the name and made a fresh start.
I'm yet to see a vauxhall that doesn't look very well worn when it's past 3 years old.
Fords are the worst, feel 10 years old after 3 years.
@@Silver-st2zq agree with that
If you look after your car it will last. I've an 9 year old Citroen C4 and it's still very clean and almost like new inside yet not known for excellent build quality. A lot of people mistreat their cars
@@LeytonW1974 I don't mean the wear. I mean their styling ages terribly.
@@ChrisMisMYhandle ah ok 👍🏼
Not keen at all, there’s much better looking cars around than this.
I don't know what vauxhall is doing with that nasty strip thing on all new vauxhalls, reminds me of some old funeral car styling it looks terrible on the estate.
100% French hand made , Peugeot Poissy PSA Plant!!!
Do a bikini try on haul Rebecca. Stuff the cars...
To boxy
Thanks but No Thanks Rebecca, I'll stick to Ford.
Ford lol ..well yeah over priced cars them
Like everybody else…
@@jeromelondon3609 true that
Horrible car, I drive these regularly for my job. If you are desperately wanting a Vauxhall box thing the Crossland is marginally better. I don't understand why people would actually buy these things...
WHO EVER COMES UP WITH. NAMING. CARS AFTER. COFFEE. NEEDS TO BE PUT INSIDE A. PADDED CELL OK.
Its not a vauxhall or opel, its a Peugeot
better engines, better look, better presence, 100% British made.
just joking about 100% Britishmade
@@zontarr8812 are they any good though? Vauxhall was owned by gm motors good build quality not sure about Peugeot though??
@@jamie1992ful GM build quality was basic with basic materials, for comparation have a look on the awards won by Peugeot last 5 years and Gm last 5 years.
@@zontarr8812 interesting, Peugeot, Renault and citroen get a lot of hate being French cars, I must say Peugeot do know how to make a lovely looking motor, the 308 is very nice design competing to the likes of a golf, the insignia build quality looks superb by pictures not too sure in real though, my astra is good build quality not the best but I have driven worse
@@jamie1992ful I have a 308 Allure 1.2L 130HP 6automatic for 3 years now, car from 2016, not have any problems at all. the new Insignia 2021 is Peugeot based, interior entertainment system is most obvious Peugeot part. But engines also, that is a big step up in emissions and lowest road tax.