Opel Mokka X successor rendered with Insignia face, might arrive in 2019

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Sharp styling makes the crossover look more modern

Our in-house digital artist took the time to imagine and draw a potential successor for the Opel Mokka X crossover rumoured to come to market in two years’ time.

That Opel is going through a transformation process is not a secret anymore. The formerly GM-owned carmaker passed under the PSA Group’s umbrella earlier this year, an acquisition which changed the brand’s bearings.

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And since change comes from within, PSA started working on future strategies. One such plan is PACE!, a strategy aimed at making Opel profitable again but also allowing it to stretch its tentacles globally while also focusing on electrification.

However, before Peugeot-Citroen took over, Opel announced a thorough revamp of its best-sellers, including the subcompact Mokka X crossover. Back then – December 2016 – the Russelsheim-based carmaker announced the small SUV would get a new generation in 2019. Assembly was announced to take place at Opel’s Eisenach plant.

Little is known about the upcoming Mokka X successor, and we don’t think we’ll get any kind of new info in the following months, at least not until PSA decides how it will manage the Opel range.

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Coming back to the renderings, it’s quite easy to spot the similarities shared with the new Insignia when it comes to the front end – especially the grille and headlights – followed by a bulkier, plastic-clad body.

In other related news, the new Opel Corsa F will also arrive in 2019 based on a PSA-sourced platform. What’s more, Opel suspended new orders for the 2017 Ampera-e EV due to supply chain issues and very high demand.