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The Opel Mokka gets new body colours to keep standing out
The Opel Mokka strengthens its styling offer thanks to three new colours that enhance its dynamic and youthful look, designed for young and active drivers.

The Opel Mokka is one of those cars designed to be enjoyed in urban driving and aimed at a fairly young audience. That is why it stands out from other models, and also because of its body colours. To further enhance this aspect, the German manufacturer has chosen to offer new colours to heighten the dynamic and youthful image of the model.
In addition to the colours already available, the metallic paint finishes Kolibri Blue and Tropikal Green have been added, both developed exclusively for the Mokka. A solid colour, Graphik Grey, has also been incorporated. Furthermore, the young and dynamic look of the Opel Mokka can be enhanced even more with the roof painted in Karbon Black.

Three colours to stand out
For those who want to stand out without increasing the bill for their Opel Mokka, the brand offers the Kolibri Blue colour, which is included among the standard options. The rest of the body colours carry an extra cost of 500 euros. As for Tropikal Green paint, it was created to represent the environmental commitment of Opel and the “Greenovantion” strategy.
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OPEL MOKKA COLORES
New Mokka, dynamic, youthful and daring
The Opel Mokka aims to be as practical and efficient as possible. That is why it avoids chrome decorative elements and design add-ons for the exterior. Inside, the focus is also on the most eco-friendly solutions, and the materials are made from recycled content. One of the materials used to shape the interior trim elements of the cabin is ReNewKnit™.
This material offers the durability and comfort of fabric, but is easier to recycle. As for the infotainment system, it has also been updated and a 10-inch screen has been incorporated. The instrument cluster screen is the same size as the other one, so that all the information can be enjoyed at a glance.
And looking at the engines, it is available in a 100% electric version, but also with a combustion engine and 48-volt mild hybrid system. With all this, the Opel Mokka wants to be the car for young people and will offer solutions for drivers who want to enjoy this model.
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