Lubinski begins marketing the second generation of the Opel Mokka in Israel.
The platform sells across the PSA group but the exterior looks unique and appealing.
The mocha demonstrates Opel's new design language and its way here is in line with the importer's desire to revive the brand under its wings.
More from Overdrive >>>
The Opel Mokka joins the small recreational vehicle category and does so with two well-known propulsion units from other Peugeot-Citroen models.
The base version (NIS 133,000) uses a 1.2-liter turbocharged gasoline engine that produces 130 hp and is mated to an 8-speed automatic transmission.
The same power unit is offered next to other finish levels (up to NIS 142,000).
It is worth noting that the equipment is already from the handsome base version and includes 17-inch rims, digital dashboard, multimedia screen, climate control, integrated leather upholstery, smart key, full LED lighting, parking sensors and lighting, reversing camera and more.
When it comes to advanced safety systems the Mocha comes here with a nice list also in the base version.
Among other things, you can find here autonomous braking capability, adaptive cruise control, correcting deviation on the path and maintaining its center and monitoring dead areas.
The electric version uses an electric motor that produces 136 hp that is powered by a 50 kW battery while the official range data declares 338 km.
The electric version (NIS 159,000) comes with the highest level of equipment offered by Mocha ('Ultimate') and also adds a unique addition to the electric model such as an automatic parking system and remote air conditioning, beyond Matrix lighting, Alcantara upholstery and other additions that enhance this level of finish with engine The gasoline.
Were we wrong?
Fixed!
If you find an error in the article, we will be happy for you to share it with us and we will correct it