Video Summary
Here is the summary of the YouTube video review:- The Škoda Enyaq iV Elroq starts at around £31,000, which includes a small 52 kWh battery with a 230-mile range.
- Stepping up to a 59 kWh battery only gets 20 additional miles of range and is not seen as worth it. The largest battery, the 77 kWh option, goes for 350 miles on paper and rivals the Kia EV3.
- The "Sport Line" model looks really fancy and includes LED Matrix Headlights, while other models have regular LEDs.
- The red paint color is over £1,000, as it is a fancy multi-layered red.
- The Elroq's cabin is similar to the Enyaq.
- Base models have a cloth dashboard, but the “Sport Line” has leather, which looks premium, accented by fake carbon fiber.
- It has a 13-inch touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, which enables single-press access to speed limit warnings.
- There is touchscreen climate control with physical buttons for the defroster.
- The car has an easy driving experience.
- Rear-seat practicality includes impressive leg room. Headroom also has plenty of space.
- The car has door blinds, but they're hard plastic in the rear. For the Sport Line model, has leather bits in it.
- There is an upgraded sound system with door bins and USB-Cs, a mat pocket behind the front seat, and an adjustable armrest.
- The Elroq's boot is 470 liters.
- A towbar is available for £750, but it is only rated for one to one and a half tons.
- A heat pump can be added as a £1,100 option.
- The wheel base is longer than Kia's and the steering wheel is direct enough, but overall, it's not exactly a whip-back.
- The Elroq scored 9/10 to 9.5/10 due to its comfort and performance, making it on par with the Kia EV3.
