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The car, a 20hp Park Ward Landaulette, was famously loved by David Jason's character Pop Larkin in the series that ran from 1991 to 1993 and famously gave Catherine Zeta-Jones her big television break.
The Mini Moke will go electric from next year, as its role shifts closer to golf buggy or resort runabout rather than a road-going vehicle.
MOKE International, the brand that builds the MOKE, has announced it will switch to all-electric starting January 1st, 2022. Along with that news, the company has opened the order books for its electric MOKE, which will be built in the UK at a new state-of-the-art facility.
The just-announced electric Moke feature a 33Kw motor and battery - the size of which hasn't been revealed yet - slotted into it original's lightweight construction, which tips the scales at just 800kg.
Moke International is a well-known heritage marque in the UK and Australia. It used to manufacture modern v...