The Vauxhall Mokka gives you all the perks of an SUV, the high driving position and great road view and sense of security this provides, but in a body that’s compact enough for city living. The small exterior means the Mokka is easy to park even in the tightest of spaces especially if you opt for their advance park assist system which guides the car whilst you control the brake and accelerator. There’s lots of technology on the inside of the new model as well, with seamless smartphone integration via Apple CarPlay and Android Auto that pair with the easy to use HD touchscreen. There’s also wireless charging so you’re never out of battery listening to songs on the go.
The Mokka is positioned as the stylish, premium-leaning entry-point, sitting strictly above the smaller Corsa hatchback but below the larger, more family-focused Frontera and flagship Grandland SUVs.Vauxhall is a British manufacturer that has operated for over 100 years and is popular in the UK for its comfortable and affordable family cars and the Mokka is a prime example of this. It's got plenty of room for front and rear passengers.
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The Vauxhall Mokka is best suited for style-conscious urban drivers, young couples, and small families who prioritise a bold, sharp design over raw cargo space.
Its high seating position provides an excellent view of the road, while its compact footprint and light steering make it effortless to park in tight city spaces. The interior layout appeals directly to tech-focused drivers who appreciate a clean digital dashboard but still want physical buttons for the climate controls. However, due to its sporty roofline, rear legroom and the 350-litre boot are tight, making it less optimal for carrying tall adults or bulky strollers, but perfect for daily commutes and town driving.
In the competitive 2026 small SUV market, the closest alternatives to the Mokka are the Ford Puma, Peugeot 2008, Renault Captur, Nissan Juke, and Skoda Kamiq. The Ford Puma is its fiercest rival, offering a more engaging driving experience and a much larger boot with clever underfloor storage. The Peugeot 2008 shares the exact same mechanical platform and engine options as the Mokka but provides a slightly flashier interior and more rear passenger legroom. For drivers wanting better cabin flexibility, the Renault Captur features sliding rear seats, while the Skoda Kamiq focuses on comfort and maximum passenger space over the Mokka’s sporty styling. Or head back to our Vauxhall leasing deals to compare with their other models.
Leasing a Vauxhall Mokka is a smooth and hassle-free process, meaning you can drive away a brand-new car with minimal fuss. You also won’t need a huge initial deposit like you would if you were buying the car outright.
At the end of your Mokka lease deal, you can simply hand the car back, free to look for a newer model and a different agreement, therefore you’ll never have to worry about the depreciation of the car itself either.
The Mokka has a decent amount of space on the whole, with 350 litres of boot size as standard with the rear seats folded down. It’s a good option for a family car, as a small style SUV that still provides plenty of space for both children and adults alike.
The Vauxhall Mokka is available to lease with Xcite Car Leasing across petrol, hybrid, and electric options, though the traditional standalone diesel variant has been phased out.
The Mokka stands out from the crowd with a number of top features, from the state-of-the-art integrated touchscreen to three different driving modes in the form of Eco, Normal and Sport. There’s also a 180-degree rear-view camera to help when parking or reversing, putting safety at the top of their priority list.
According to Vauxhall, the standard Mokka Electric features an upgraded 54kWh battery delivering an improved official WLTP range of up to 252 miles, while a high-performance GSE version remains available with a 209-mile range. Regardless of the version you choose, the vehicle supports 100kW ultra-rapid DC charging, allowing it to charge from 10% to 80% in approximately 30 minutes.
There are a number of factors that affect the lease price and changing any of them can have an impact. These include; the vehicle spec, any additional options, the contract length, the mileage allowance, whether it's a business lease or personal lease, how large an initial rental payment you want to make and whether a maintenance package is included. Scroll up to view and tailor a deal and you'll see the price update on-screen.