Opel Mokka - compact urban crossover from Opel

The German company Opel has declassified and made public the first pictures model Opel Mokka. The car represents one of the most popular and fastest-growing segment - compact and sub-compact crossover. Presentation of the "SUV" will be held at the March Geneva Motor Show, and a new dealer network Opel Mokka fall by the end of 2012. The main rival of the German new find in the first well-known city Skoda Yeti, as well as the much-talked extravagant design, Nissan Juke.

Opel Mokka

Appearance of crossover executed in the modern style of the brand and features a lot like the popular SUV Opel Antara. Sports style design modest-sized crossover Mokka added functional and comfortable interior. With a rich place for luggage, which can be increased up to 1372 liters and an extensive list of standard equipment that was previously in the segment it was hard to even imagine, Opel offers the world's car market worthy and deserving of the attention the car.

Engines Mokka


Designed on a platform of Opel Mokka Gamma II, served as the basis for the Chevrolet Aveo / Sonic and the future for the next-generation Corsa, but under the hood of new items posted one of three friends from other models of Opel, the engine. Gamma gasoline engines of the new Mokka represented a 1.6-liter unit capacity of 115 horsepower and turbo 1.4 liter Quartet, which develops 140 forces.

Diesel Engine for Mokka, Opel offers a - 1.7-liter CDTI issuing 130 horsepower and 300 Nm of torque. The model will have both full-and front-wheel drive versions, and the transfer of torque to the drive wheels via a six-speed is the "mechanics" or the machine with the same number of speeds.

Systems using Mokka

Already in the basic crossover electronic aids available such as:

• Traction control;
• Stability Control ESC;
• Help when moving downhill HDC;
• Help the motion to lift HSA;
• Adaptive Forward Lighting HBA;
• Tracking system layout;
• Recognition of traffic signs.

Wheels, Mokka offers a 18-inch wheels, and a proprietary system Flex-Fix will conveniently transport the bike.

At the Detroit Motor Show in 2012 General Motors has presented a double "German» Opel Mokka - crossover Buick Encore. It differs only other American design front, but as the power plant uses a Buick 1.4-liter turbocharged engine with a six-speed automatic transmission.