The Vauxhall Mokka is a compact crossover SUV that sits below larger models like the Grandland in Vauxhall’s range. The Elite Edition Turbo was one of the mid-range trim levels available in the 2022 model year, positioned above the base SE/SE Edition but below Premium/Ultimate versions in the lineup. It aimed to offer good standard equipment, safety tech and everyday practicality at a reasonable price. ?? Engine & Performance The “Turbo” name refers to the 1.2-litre three-cylinder turbocharged petrol engine that powers this variant. Typical specs for the 130-PS version include: Engine: 1.2 L petrol, turbocharged direct injection Power output: Around 130 PS (96 kW) Transmission: 6-speed manual (some examples also had an 8-speed automatic) Top speed: Approximately 125 mph and 0–62 mph in ,9.1 s for the 130 PS model. Fuel economy: Around 45–52 mpg (WLTP) depending on driving conditions and spec, with CO2 emissions roughly in the low- to mid-120 g/km range. This engine offers a balance of everyday performance with reasonable efficiency, making it suitable for commuting and family use. ?? Standard Features The Elite Edition was well-equipped compared with base trims. Standard kit typically included: Infotainment & Connectivity Multimedia Navi with 7-inch touchscreen DAB digital radio Bluetooth audio & phone integration Apple CarPlay / Android Auto Front and rear USB ports Six-speaker audio system Driving Aids & Safety Adaptive cruise control Lane departure warning & lane assist Forward collision alert Automatic emergency city braking Driver drowsiness alert Speed sign recognition Rear parking sensors These systems offer a robust safety and convenience suite aimed at everyday road confidence. ?? Practicality Seating: 5 passengers Boot space: Practical for its class (typically ,350 L with seats up) Dimensions: Roughly 4.15 m length with a 2.56 m wheelbase — compact but roomy for urban and suburban driving. Towing capability: Around 1,200 kg (braked), making light trailer use possible.