MOKE AMERICA MOKE ELECTRIC

The Moke's story began in the late 1950s with the British Motor Corporation, envisioned as a lightweight military vehicle. It was rejected by the army but found popularity as a civilian vehicle.

The Moke became a cultural icon, especially in resort areas. Production ended in the UK in 1968, later continuing in Australia and Portugal.

Moke America revived the Moke as an electric vehicle.

A little-known fact: early Mokes lacked doors and had basic interiors. Owners often customized them, reflecting their personal style. This led to a vibrant culture around the car.