NEW MINI MOKE AND CATERHAM 660CC KEI TURBO TWIN TEST REVIEW

EV Channels Review

This episode of The Late Brake Show pits two iconic, yet vastly different, vehicles against each other: the all-electric Moke International and the Caterham Super Seven 600. The Caterham, powered by a diminutive 660cc Suzuki turbo engine, is lauded for its surprising performance and exceptional driving dynamics, despite its humble origins and tiny tires. The reviewer praises its "driver's car" credentials, agile handling, and the sheer joy it provides, even admitting to falling "really, really, really in love with it," though he personally dislikes its aesthetics. The Moke International, a modern electric reincarnation of the classic, is presented as a utilitarian, urban-focused vehicle. While its build quality and engineering are commended, the reviewer finds it lacks retro charm and is primarily a novelty toy or holiday home car, citing its limited 54-mile WLTP range and 50 mph top speed. The Moke's "Palm Tree Mode" is highlighted as a quirky performance boost. Ultimately, both are presented as characterful, non-mainstream vehicles appealing to a niche audience.