Newly added Griffin grade brings more kit than current entry-level Design at £29,495
Vauxhall has added a new Griffin trim level to the Mokka Electric that slashes its starting price to £29,495, making it the UK’s cheapest electric crossover. The cut of £7115 makes it £1000 cheaper than the MG ZS EV SE, previously the cheapest electric crossover on the market. The Mokka Electric Griffin has the existing versions' 134bhp front-mounted motor and 50kWh battery pack that provides an official range of 209 miles.
They include heated front seats, a heated steering wheel and tinted rear windows. The contrasting black roof from GS is also included for free, as are the Mokka’s various metallic paint options, which usually cost £700. Free charging at selected Tesco shops and an Octopus Electroverse charger payment card are also thrown in. Order books will open on 17 April, ahead of deliveries beginning in June.
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