Opel launches Halloween-themed Corsa YES and Mokka YES from €24,790 and €30,340
Opel is marking Halloween with two special editions, the Corsa YES and Mokka YES, finished in Koral Orange metallic paint with carbon-black roofs and orange interior accents.
- €24,790
- €30,340
- 4.06 m
- 5.1-5.3 l/100 km
What Happened
Opel has introduced the Corsa YES and Mokka YES ahead of Halloween, using Koral Orange metallic paint as the defining feature of both special editions. The company says the colour is complemented by carbon-black roofs, black alloy wheels and orange accents in the interior. Opel describes the pair as two distinctive models that bring a touch of extravagance to everyday life. The launch is framed around the orange-and-black palette of Halloween, with Opel saying the cars are intended to turn heads on every journey.
- Koral Orange metallic paint finish as standard on both YES models
- Carbon-black roof contrasting with the orange body colour
- Orange stitching, stripes and decors in the interior
- Black alloy wheels: 16-inch diamond-cut on Corsa YES and 17-inch five-double-spoke on Mokka YES
- Intelli-LED headlights as standard
- Corsa YES: €24,790; Mokka YES: €30,340
- Corsa YES: 16-inch black-and-silver diamond-cut alloys and carbon-black roof; Mokka YES: 17-inch black five-double-spoke alloys and carbon-black roof
- Corsa 1.2: 5.1-5.3 l/100 km, 116-119 g/km CO2, CO2 label D; Mokka 1.2: 5.7 l/100 km, 129 g/km CO2, CO2 label D
Opel calls the Corsa YES Germany's and the United Kingdom's most popular small car, and the special edition is based on a 4.06-metre vehicle suited to everyday use. The Koral Orange paint identifies it as a YES model, while the carbon-black roof and 16-inch black-and-silver diamond-cut alloy wheels add contrast. Inside, orange stitching, stripes and decors continue the colour scheme. Standard equipment includes a multimedia infotainment system with a 10-inch touchscreen, a fully digital driver information display and a steering wheel in vegan synthetic leather.
The Mokka YES is positioned as taking style to the next level, with a compact SUV silhouette, black 17-inch alloy wheels in a five-double-spoke design and a carbon-black roof. Its interior carries orange decors around the instrument panel and orange-and-white stitching on the seats and doors. Standard comfort features include six-way adjustable front seats, a centre armrest and a 180-degree panoramic rear-view camera. Drivers with an automatic gearbox also get polished aluminium sport pedals for acceleration and braking.
€24,790
RRP including VAT in Germany; the Mokka YES starts at €30,340.
Why this matters
The special editions are aimed at buyers who want a distinctive look in everyday cars, with prices starting at €24,790 for the Corsa YES and €30,340 for the Mokka YES in Germany. Opel says both combine expressive design with standard features and a wide choice of powertrains, from conventional to fully electric. The cars are positioned as a seasonal splash of colour that can be used beyond Halloween.
Terms in This Story
- WLTP
- Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicles Test Procedure, a standardised test used to measure fuel consumption and CO2 emissions.
- RRP
- Recommended retail price, the manufacturer's suggested price before any dealer discounts.
- metallic paint
- Paint with metal particles that gives a reflective, shimmering finish.
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