We are used to commercial vehicles being big vans with a really wide load space. But it must also be taken into account that these models find certain limitations when entering cities, because its dimensions play against. That is why we see vehicles of this cut in other smaller bodies, even in urban ones. The perfect example would be Opel Mokka Electric commercial that has just presented the lightning mark and that stands out for its virtues that will convince some other company.
To do this, it has had the help of the German specialist, Bott, which has chosen to leave the Mokka Electric as a two-seater to leave its rear clear. The electric with the rear seats leaves a remarkable space that has been filled by the Bottle Vario3. We are talking about a system that incorporates several modules and drawers to carry the load in a completely safe way. The set stands out for its lightness and robustness, while safety is not compromised as it is fixed to the body.
In this way, professionals will obtain a fully adapted shelving system to the car and which can be accessed both from the trunk and from the rear doors. It is designed for the transport of small goods, hence the drawers that have several holes of different sizes. You can also use the Mobile Box in the trunk to have more space apart from the Bott Vario3. In any case, this accessory allows the weight to be distributed evenly and also complies with the ECE R44 regulation, since in the event of an accident the modules or their drawers do not open.
What does not change in the commercial Opel Mokka Electric is its electric propulsion system. Ideal for moving around cities, it has 136 hp and 260 Nm of torque. The autonomy will be more than enough for these urban journeys, since it homologates 338 kilometers thanks to its 50 kWh capacity battery. The charges can be made in alternating or continuous current, accepting up to 100 kW to reach 80% in just 30 minutes. It also offers several driving modes and a regenerative braking system to improve your efficiency.
Photo gallery:
1/12Photos
