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Money saved on petrol could help pay off Opel EV

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Your old petrol money can be used to open the door on your new Opel Mokka-e through iOWN financing.

Opel commercial manager Noah Robertson says the money saved on petrol could effectively make the four-year payment plan for the $69,990 Mokka-e cost-neutral.

“Many buyers current petrol bills are around $200 a week, and that matches the $199/week iOWN payments that will get you into the top-specced, fully loaded Mokka-e Sri.

“It’s a very tempting, pain-free pathway to ownership – especially factoring in there’s no deposit required, a five-year factory warranty, an eight-year battery warranty plus a very appealing guaranteed future value (GFV) following that finance period based on a 30,000km mileage.”

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Robertsons says an added bonus is that Mokka’s service plan is 60% more affordable than a comparable internal combustion engine (ICE) plan.

Interested buyers can reserve a 2022 Mokka-e now for a $100 deposit.

Payments are from $199 a week with the Clean Car Discount rebate ($8625) incorporated, the total loan costing $83,802.46 (7.3% fixed per annum).

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