Opel Mokka Moscow Edition concept

Fittingly, the Moscow International Motor Show was the event chosen by Opel for the unveiling of its Mokka Moscow Edition. Although billed as a concept, the city-themed sub-compact SUV is really just a cosmetic exercise.

A bright orange paintjob, two-tone five-spoke wheels and a dark blue finish for the body cladding distinguish the Moscow Edition from a regular production Mokka. Completing the look is a large ‘city map’ graphic that runs the length of the car.

Opel Mokka Moscow Edition Concept (2014) Front Side

Opel Mokka Moscow Edition Concept (2014) Interior

Inside, the map motif is repeated on the Alcantara headlining and orange trim pieces. Unique part-leather upholstery with baseball-style stitching is also part of the specification.

The Mokka Moscow Edition could potentially become a very niche showroom model for the Russian market, but Opel has yet to confirm whether or not this will happen.

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