Cruise control retrofit

Vauxhall Mokka cruise control: adding it later

A Mokka gets bought as a small crossover for town and then asked to do everything: weekend trips, motorway visits, the odd seaside trip with bikes on the back. Without cruise, those longer trips feel longer than they need to.

The crossover that does more than planned

The raised seating and compact footprint are why people choose a Mokka. They are also why it ends up as the household's only car, doing every kind of journey. A car that does that much deserves better than a driver pinning one pedal position for sixty minutes straight.

Warranty worries put people off

Owners of newer Mokkas are understandably nervous about anyone cutting into their wiring while the manufacturer's cover is still running. That fear stops some from asking at all, so they just put up with it. It is worth asking, because there is a way around it.

How we approach a Mokka

CAN KONTROL CRUISE draws on speed and drive signals carried by the Mokka's network; nothing is fitted at the pedal. Mokkas inside their warranty period can have our no-cut inductive link, subject to an engineer confirming your car suits it. The model has been sold with petrol, diesel and electric drive, so tell our engineer what powers yours.

Fitment
VehicleVauxhall Mokka, crossover SUV
Model yearsConfirmed on enquiry
PartCAN KONTROL CRUISE
CANM8 equivalentCruise Control range
Made inChorley, UK
Voltage12V and 24V

Cruise control for the Vauxhall Mokka

Send the details and an engineer confirms the fit, the configuration and what the installer receives.

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Questions about the Vauxhall Mokka

Can you do the electric Mokka?
Ask us. Flag that yours is electric, with its registration, and it gets assessed separately from the combustion models.
Will a no-cut connection definitely work on mine?
It depends on the car, so it is checked during the enquiry. Where it suits, nothing in the loom needs cutting.
Where is the module made?
Chorley, Lancashire. Scorpion Automotive builds it there, and Intellitec sits within that same Scorpion Group.