Video Summary
Here are the key points and findings from the video review about electric cars:- Vauxhall Mokka e is stylish, except in this particular green color. It is well-equipped, especially the Elite Nav Premium spec.
- The Mokka e range is around 200 miles, making it useful for small families.
- The Mokka e has a midsized 45 kWh battery.
- The driving experience is good, with decent handling in corners.
- The cabin is modern with a paired-back design, "Pure Panel," and luxury feel, particularly on touch points. The glove box can be plastic-y.
- The Mokka e features standard fast 100-kW charging for quicker stops on long journeys, allowing it to charge from 10% in under half an hour. A home wall box would take about 7 hours and 15 minutes to charge fully.
- There's raised ride height, providing a higher driving position. The compact dimensions make it easy to park and navigate in small urban parking spaces and tight areas.
- Compared to the Skoda Enyaq, the Mokka e is smaller, but provides almost similar efficiency and range.
- A "VXR" performance version of the Mokka e will be released.
- Euro NCAP crash tests give the Mokka e four stars, compared to five for the Enyaq.
- It can suffer from visibility issues when pulling out of junctions due to the thick pillar.
- It is good urban family car, but some find it too expensive. Leasing may be worth considering.
- The Skoda Enyaq has a 58-kWh battery providing a range of 257 miles.
- The Skoda Enyaq has more interior room than the Mokka. It’s been chosen family Car of the Year by electricifying.com.
- In a smaller street and areas where is harder to find car park it is better and more practical the Mokka E.
- The Skoda Enyaq with an options 100 kW charger.
- Home wall box charge in 9 hours and 1/2
