Vauxhall has unveiled first images of the all new Mokka as it starts its initial testing with Vauxhall's engineering teams.

Although still camouflaged, the Mokka shows crisp proportions with its short front and rear overhangs, illustrating Vauxhall's new 'detoxed' design language. Vauxhall also promises a fully digitised interior which will give the Mokka's cabin a modern and progressive look. New for this generation of the Mokka will be an all-electric option, while combustion-engined versions will still be available in the range. Vauxhall has also confirmed that the camouflaged car's large yellow 'K' means a name change to simply 'Mokka', losing the previous model's 'X' suffix.

Production of the new Mokka will start in the fourth quarter of this year, with first cars - including the electric model - due to reach U.K. customers in early 2021.