Recently, Opel officially released a new generation of Mokka-e electric vehicle, as a new model Opel is also showing the brand's new design style in the next decade through the Mokka-e model. According to the news, this model is based on the CMP platform, which provides maximum flexibility for vehicle development, and the platform supports pure electric drives as well as internal combustion engines.
From the appearance, we can see that the new generation of Mokka-e adopts a new design language, breaking the more conservative style of the previous brand, and the overall design elements are more personalized. First of all, we can see from the pictures that the new car adopts a very exaggerated two-color design style, and the entire roof and front cabin cover are designed in black.
The hidden middle mesh also uses a bright black design, so that it is almost integrated with the entire hood, while the headlights on both sides also use a blackened design, so the front part of the face is very integrated. In terms of technology, the headlights use what is officially called glare-free IntelliLux LED, and are equipped with LED matrix headlights composed of 14 light-emitting units.
The side of the vehicle basically continues the design of the previous generation model, including the chrome trim strip that runs through the roof. In terms of body size, the new car has increased the wheelbase by 2mm compared with the previous model, but has shortened by 12.5 cm in overall length, and the total length of the vehicle is 4.15 meters, positioning it as an A-class pure electric SUV.
The rear of the car has fewer features than the front of the car, and the overall design is more conservative. The taillights adopt a flat design, and the L-shaped daytime running lights and the daytime running lights at the front of the car echo, and the overall design style is still the same.
Design director Mark Adams said: "Bold and pure, it is what Opel designs will look like in the future. This design concept also continues to the design of the entire interior. At present, the interior of electric vehicles will reduce the number of buttons to increase the screen, but the new Mokka-e does not use such a design, but adopts a more traditional style, although it may be lacking in the sense of technology, but it still gives people a very novel feeling in the design.
The LCD gauge and the central control screen are 10 inches and 12 inches in size, respectively, and the center display is also designed to tilt towards the driver, allowing the driver to have a more exclusive driving experience.
In terms of power, the new car is equipped with a permanent magnet synchronous motor with a maximum power of 100 kW and a maximum torque of 260 N·m. In addition, three driving modes are available, allowing the driver to choose between normal, eco-friendly and sporty. The power battery capacity is 50kWh, and the WLTP range is 322 km. In terms of charging, it supports 100kW DC fast charging, which can be charged from 0% to 80% in 30 minutes, and in terms of AC slow charging, the new car supports 7kW one-way AC slow charging and 11kW three-phase AC slow charging.