Video Summary
The Mokka-e is visually appealing.Back seat space is limited, making it a squeeze for larger passengers.
The boot space is acceptable.
It has tech, including an app for setting charging times, seeing current battery levels, and turning on the heating. The app is hard to set up initially.
Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are also featured.
The biggest complaint is that it can't be reliably used, and crashes intermittently when using Apple CarPlay and Android Auto for calling and navigation.
Many driver assist features are considered more of a hindrance.
The lane departure system often steers randomly to follow tire tracks, expansion gaps, and spilled paint.
Active headlights are a bonus.
The 50 kWh battery has a usable capacity of 45 kWh.
The official range is 209 miles.
The average range is 140 miles.
The range is better when used in ECO mode with the power limited to 81 brake horsepower.
Rapid charging from 10%-80% takes around half an hour.
The Mokka-e is considered good value in terms of monthly finance and running costs, but has some faults.
It's not really a 5-seater car.
