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2025 Moke review: Quick drive

Last updated: December 6, 2024 7:35 pm
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Australia’s love for the Moke is evident, with a significant number of customer enquiries coming from Down Under. Moke International, the British-based company behind the electric-powered version of this quirky British classic, has noted that Australians show a keen interest in this unique vehicle.

The Moke has a rich history in Australia, with BMC assembling the Mini-based utility vehicle at its Zetland plant in Sydney starting in 1966. The Moke’s production site shifted to Zetland in 1968, making it a familiar sight on Australian roads. Originally designed as a military vehicle, the Moke’s civilian version quickly gained popularity, especially in warm climates like Australia.

The Moke has undergone various iterations over the years, with different models being produced in Australia, the US, and Portugal. Even after 20 years since the last original Mini Moke rolled off the production line, refurbished versions of the car are still in use as tourist rentals in the Caribbean and the Pacific.

The latest electric-powered version of the Moke, designed by Michael Young and manufactured by Chery Automotive in China, offers a modern twist on this classic vehicle. With a 10.8kWh lithium-ion battery pack powering an e-motor on the rear axle, the Moke delivers a range of up to 130km on a single charge.

While the safety features of the Moke are minimal, with just LED headlights, seatbelts, and a roll cage, the charm and character of this vehicle make it a popular choice for beach resorts, spa hotels, and private customers looking for a fun and unique runabout.

In terms of running costs, the Moke is relatively affordable, with an estimated energy cost of $2.80 per 100km. Charging the battery takes around four hours using a regular household socket.

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Overall, the Moke offers a smile-inducing charm, decent ride and handling, and is the ultimate beach accessory. However, it may not be as low-cost as it appears, and the heavy steering at low speeds can be a minor drawback. Despite its quirks, the Moke remains a fun and enjoyable vehicle that captures the spirit of adventure and leisure.

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