A clean shot of Mokka: The Business Times Review of the Opel Mokka-e

While the market for SUVs and electric cars is becoming increasingly saturated with options, The Business Times notes that the Opel Mokka-e stands out. Being the first electric SUV here to sport a German badge and qualify for the cheaper Category A Certificate Of Entitlement (COE).

Keep reading to discover what else The Business Times thinks about the Opel Mokka-e.  

Living with an Opel Mokka-e could be as simple as stopping at the right mall for a slow cup of mocha. Equipped with a simple-to-use touchscreen menu system, physical switches for quick access to key infotainment features and easy-to-use knobs for the air-con.  

Unlike the standard one-pedal stuff offered in other EVs, the Opel Mokka-e is tuned like a regular car and can be driven easily by just about anyone. Its responsive and instant kick accelerator makes the Mokka-e an engaging drive.   

“Even when you floor it, the Mokka-e is like a library inside, and it doesn’t have the bouncy ride that small SUVs usually do. The experience is zen enough to make you wonder if you shouldn’t spurn the oil companies for this.” 

In the end, for the money, you get a striking car. Thanks to a black roof and a glossy black strip that stretches across the front of the car, the Mokka-e’s low, wide and mean exterior is akin to a pair of sunglasses. And much like the accessory, it’s a must-have to thrive in sunny Singapore.