Vauxhall Mokka Electric
2022 · 50kWh GS Line SUV 5dr Electric Auto (136 ps)
29,321 miElectricAutomatic
£12,300
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A VAUXHALL Mokka Electric used purchase could make a lot of sense if you want an electric car that feels at home on Hornchurch streets but can also handle trips along the A127. Its compact SUV shape offers an easy step into electric driving without committing to a larger car. For buyers around Upminster, Romford and Brentwood, the key is to look beyond the asking price: the best-value Mokka Electric is one whose battery, charging equipment, insurance and everyday range suit your routine.
Used electric cars give buyers a chance to compare models that may have been outside their original new-car budget. The Mokka Electric is particularly worth considering if you like a higher seating position but still want a car that is manageable in town. It could suit school runs through Elm Park, shopping trips to Romford or regular drives between Upminster and Brentwood.
Value does not mean every example is a bargain. Age, mileage, specification, condition and battery version can all affect what you get for your money. Compare like with like, and allow for the costs of charging and insurance before deciding what is affordable. At London Motor Company, we recommend starting with the journeys you actually make rather than choosing an EV on its advertised range alone.
Mokka Electric models have been sold with different battery specifications, so check the exact car’s year and details rather than relying on a figure from another listing. Official range figures come from standardised testing; motorway speeds, cold weather, heating and driving style can reduce the distance you achieve between charges.
For someone travelling from Cranham to Upminster station or making short journeys around Havering, the more useful question may be how often they can charge at home. A driver regularly using the A12 or M25 Junction 29 should think more carefully about their realistic range and where they would charge on longer days. Before buying, consider:
Your longest normal round trip, not just your average commute.
Whether you have a driveway and can arrange suitable home charging.
The cost and availability of chargers you would actually use.
How much range you would like in reserve during winter.
If you cannot charge at home, an EV can still work, but public charging prices and convenience matter much more. Check those costs against a petrol or hybrid alternative before assuming the Mokka Electric will be cheaper to run.
Ask for the vehicle’s service history and the terms of any remaining manufacturer battery warranty; confirm eligibility for the individual car. Check that the charging cables included match your plans, and ask to see the charge port and cables in good condition. If possible, test charging as well as taking a drive. A battery health report, where available, can add useful context, but it should not replace checks on condition and paperwork.
Inspect tyre tread and wear across all four wheels. On a test drive, check that the car brakes smoothly, steers straight and has no warning lights. Electric-car regenerative braking may change how the pedal feels, so give yourself time to adjust. Try the boot with your usual bags or pushchair, and make sure the driving position and rear seats work for your household.
Check the MOT history using the registration number. Cars generally need their first MOT when they are three years old and then annually. An MOT is a minimum roadworthiness check, not a guarantee of future reliability, so it is still worth examining the car carefully.
Havering is within London’s Ultra Low Emission Zone. A fully electric Mokka Electric does not incur the ULEZ charge, which is useful for journeys through Hornchurch, Rainham or into other parts of London. ULEZ is separate from the Congestion Charge: check the current rules before driving into central London rather than assuming an electric car is exempt from every charge.
Electric cars are no longer automatically free of Vehicle Excise Duty. Check the current rate for the specific car with the DVLA and include it in your budget. Get an insurance quote using the registration number before committing, too. Premiums depend on the driver, postcode and vehicle, so a quote for a friend in Shenfield may tell you little about the cost at your address in Gidea Park.
If you plan to use finance, compare the total amount payable, not only the monthly payment. A longer agreement may make payments look easier while increasing the overall cost. LMC Cars can help you compare available cars, but your own figures for insurance, charging and tax are what turn an attractive price into a sensible purchase.
The Mokka Electric is not your only option. If cabin space is a priority, you may want to compare it with a used Hyundai IONIQ 5; if you want to explore a different driving and charging experience, consider a Tesla Model 3. Both makes feature in London Motor Company’s wider stock, although individual vehicles change and a Mokka Electric should never be assumed to be available without checking.
Compare cars on the same practical terms: usable space, charging access, insurance quotes, condition and the total cost of ownership. A larger EV may be appealing for frequent trips towards Chelmsford or Lakeside, while the Mokka’s smaller footprint may better suit a driver whose week is mostly spent around Upminster Bridge and Hornchurch.
A VAUXHALL Mokka Electric used car offers good value when its price and condition fit a charging plan you can live with. Bring your typical journey distances, an insurance quote and any questions about battery history when you view one. Browse the current selection at LMC Cars, then contact the team at White Post Farm, Ockendon Road, Upminster, RM14 3PP, to check availability and arrange a viewing of a car that suits your budget.
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