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  • Moke recreational convertible goes full electric

    16 Oct 2021

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    The move to electric power for the recreation convertible is said to make Moke International the first legacy manufacturer in the world to go fully electric.


    Moke International, manufacturer of the Moke recreational convertible, has announced that it is going all-electric.

    The move comes with a new electric Moke, powered by a 44bhp electric motor, plenty for a vehicle that weighs just 800kg, and more than enough to offer all the thrills expected of a Moke while traversing any sunny beach.

    The new drivetrain will allow the Moke to reach 55km/h from a standstill in just 4.5 seconds, while its battery is said to be good for a range of 144km. Charging via a Type 2 charger to full will take four hours, while top speed of the vehicle is limited to 100km/h.

    The last of the combustion-powered Mokes will no longer be available to order from 1 January 2022.
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    The move to electric power for the recreation convertible is said to make Moke International the first legacy manufacturer in the world to go fully electric.


    Moke International, manufacturer of the Moke recreational convertible, has announced that it is going all-electric.

    The move comes with a new electric Moke, powered by a 44bhp electric motor, plenty for a vehicle that weighs just 800kg, and more than enough to offer all the thrills expected of a Moke while traversing any sunny beach.

    The new drivetrain will allow the Moke to reach 55km/h from a standstill in just 4.5 seconds, while its battery is said to be good for a range of 144km. Charging via a Type 2 charger to full will take four hours, while top speed of the vehicle is limited to 100km/h.

    The last of the combustion-powered Mokes will no longer be available to order from 1 January 2022.
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