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Here's the summary of the YouTube video:This is a review of the Skoda Enyaq Elroq VRS, which is smaller and lighter than the regular Enyaq VRS. The VRS has a "Tech Deck face", which features eyelash lights that stay on and serves as DRLs. When turned off and on, it does a funky party dance. There are also matrix LED headlights and black badging. The car comes with exclusive 20-inch draconis alloy wheels. A VRS badge is present on each side of the car.
Regarding the interior, the lime stitching extends throughout the car, and the seats are made of microsuede. It has a five-inch screen for driver information and a 13-inch central screen that works well with hardly any lag. It has an AI assistant named Laura. However, the AI assistant doesn't sound like a Laura. The seats also offer a massage function. The car's storage space is excellent. The side of the boot has a removable reversible top to keep things clean.
This electric vehicle has 340 horsepower. It also reaches 62 mph in 5.2 seconds. The rapid charging is 185kW, which gets you from 10 to 80 percent charge in about 26 minutes. AC charging, though, is only 11kW, a bit of a pain if you regularly use a 22kW charger. Additionally, the vehicle does not offer vehicle-to-load.
Dynamic chassis control can be adjusted through many options, including a Comfort mode and Sport mode. The sport engine noise is also very subtle. What's great about this car is how much you can personalize it, making it very fun to drive, particularly around corners. However, one of the downsides to this car is its price, which comes in at £46,560.
