Opel Mokka Service Repair Workshop Manuals

Crossover SUVs have grown in popularity over the years and as of 2012, Opel has been producing the Opel Mokka which has been quite a hit for crossover SUV lovers. The Mokka is still in production today and is built in South Korea and Spain. The Mokka has been such a hit that other automobile manufacturers have rebranded their own version. Because of the popularity, many owners all over the world, as well as technicians make use of Opel Mokka repair manuals to ensure that these vehicles last for many years to come.

In 2016, the Opel Mokka was renamed to the Mokka X. In North America and China, the Mokka X is sold as the Buick Encore. In the United Kingdom, it is sold under the Vauxhall brand.

Underneath Opel’s current lineup, the Mokka is below the Opel Antara and Zafira. In this lineup, it is available in both front and four-wheel drive options which is seen as advantageous to most automotive enthusiasts. The first year that the Mokka was produced, there were a total of three engine options, including a turbo and diesel option. Later on, down the line, there were other diesel and petrol engines that were offered as well.

Opel announced in early production years that sales were soaring. In Europe alone, Opel had 300,000 Mokkas ordered by late 2014 which was seen as impressive.

In 2014, the start/stop technology for engines became an option and eventually standard in Mokka vehicles. This was seen as a controversial topic for a variety of reasons but mostly due to the standard automatic engine that the Opel Mokka originally came with.

Since 2012 when the Mokka was first released, there have been a number of facelifts. 2016 saw the most notable one, along with the name change. Some of the most note-worthy updates included sleeker headlights, restyled bumpers and new LED tail lights which were more visible. As far as interior updates, a new dash was put in as well as an upgraded instrument cluster.

Today, the Mokka is still in production and all over the world. Although it is seen in other brands in North America and China, the vehicle body is still quite similar. Asian countries as well as Russia see the Mokka every day. And, Europe continues to support Opel’s sales of the Mokka X. Thankfully, there are technicians all over the world who continue to work on Mokkas. With the help of an Opel Mokka workshop manual, these vehicles are easily maintainable.