Opel Mokka 2022

e 100kW Edition

No accident reported

Year

2022

Mileage

47,501 km

Fuel type

Electric

Transmission

Automatic

Body type

SUV

Colour

Gray

Drive type

All-Wheel Drive

Engine

136 cc

Seats

Trim

e 100kW Edition

Source

willhaben

Region

Niederösterreich

Seller

Private seller

Availability

Available

Condition & History

No accidents

No repairs

No recall

Inspection passed

Verification unknown

1 owner

Manufacturer warranty

Used vehicle

What this is worth

Cheaper than 32% of comparable listings

Comparable listings run $12,201 – $33,937.

How the estimate is built

Base price for this model: $22,320
Year: −$5,452
Mileage: −$3,328

Valued

About this car

2022 Opel Mokka e 100kW Edition

Brand: Opel (99% confidence)
Model: Mokka (99% confidence)
Trim: e 100kW Edition (extracted from description)
Drive Type: All-Wheel Drive (awd)
Seats: 5 (extracted)
Price: €18,000 (18000 EUR, extracted from PRICE/AMOUNT)
Condition: Used (condition report true)
Warranty: Yes (warranty true)
Location: Kottingbrunn, Niederösterreich, Austria (extracted)
Key Features: CCS charging, 50 kWh battery, 100 kW output, automatic transmission, automatic climate control, LED lighting, advanced safety features (ABS, airbags, ESP, etc.)

Why choose this vehicle?
A well-maintained electric SUV with modern safety tech, low mileage, and a competitive price for a 2022 model. Ideal for eco-conscious buyers seeking reliability and performance.

2022 Opel Mokka: what owners report

On the second generation, the axle suspension is faulted at early German inspections far more often than average, mostly for worn joints: about nine times the average in the overall Mokka report and 17.5 times for the electric version.2021–2023
Second-generation cars suffer electronic glitches, such as a freezing infotainment system, error messages from the collision brake system and phone pairing trouble, and have had many recalls.2021–2025
On the electric Mokka, there are field reports of the onboard AC charger refusing to charge the battery; how often it happens is not known.2021–2025
A German magazine's 100,000 km long-term test of a 1.2 turbo found carbon-coated intake valves and early corrosion on the front subframe at teardown.2021–2025

All owner feedback on the Opel Mokka