VAUXHALL MOKKA-e Electric Lease Deals

The electric car leasing market is dominated by small SUVs. If that’s the type of vehicle you’re looking for, you’ve got a huge amount of choice. However, very few look as smart as the Mokka-e. In fact, the original petrol-powered Mokka from Vauxhall won the ‘Design of the Year’ award in 2021, and the firm’s fully electric alternative shares all the same impressive aesthetic features, both inside and out.

Key highlights

One highlight that many Mokka-e drivers remark on is the feeling of being in a spacious van, without having to manoeuvre one. The Mokka-e is, after all, a small SUV, making it an easy drive. However, the tall bonnet, and the position of the seats – which are mounted higher than you’d expect – create a feeling of being inside a much larger vehicle. It’s not quite the same experience as driving one of Vauxhall’s bigger EVs, like the Combo-e Life or the Vivaro-e Life. However, you’ll enjoy excellent front and side visibility from your elevated perch, which is particularly handy at busy junctions.

Performance & range

In terms of performance and range, the Mokka-e certainly holds its own in the competitive small SUV EV leasing market. You can expect to get up to 209 miles on a single charge, and it’ll go from 0-60 miles per hour in around 8.7 seconds. That’s only slightly slower than the nippy Corsa-e which does it in 7.6 seconds.

A rapid charge will power the Mokka-e to 80% in just 30 minutes, so there’s never long to wait around between charges on a long journey. If you’re charging at home, a standard charge to 100% will take around 7.5 hours. A slow charge to 100% will take a little under 22 hours.

Tech specs

50 kWh lithium-ion battery
134 bhp electric motor.
Top speed of 93 mph
LED headlights
5 seats
310-litre boot space (seats up)
1060-litre boot space (seats down)

Similar models

If you’re not set on leasing a Vauxhall electric car, there are plenty of other options to consider. The Mokka-e shares a number of characteristics with electric cars made by other manufacturers in the same Stellantis Group family. In fact, the infotainment system in the Mokka-e is pretty much exactly the same as you’ll find in the Peugeot e-2008. Alternatively, other small SUVs, like the Hyundai Kona Electric or Kia e-Niro, tick all the right boxes, along with the VW ID.3 hatchback.