Moments before the start of the Moscow Motor Show , Opel promised the premiere of a mysterious concept. It eventually turned out to be another derivative of the popular Mokka , which pays homage to the Russian metropolis.
So far, the Mokka Moscow Edition exists only as a concept, and it is not at all certain that it will go into mass production. In any case, the exterior is very attractive thanks to the two-tone alloy wheels and the orange color in combination with black plastics around the sills, bumpers and fenders. To represent Moscow , the small SUV has special graphics for the roof , hood and fifth door, inspired by the map of the Russian capital around the Garden Ring.
The orange color can also be found inside, specifically on the shiny decor of the dashboard and doors, again with a map of Moscow. Carpets, thresholds and door decorations contain the GPS coordinates of the Russian metropolis. Also special is the upholstery of the seats, steering wheel, dashboard and door panels in blue leather with orange stitching.
Source: Opel
