Video Summary
- The car is a new Skoda Enyaq Coupe RS all-wheel drive with an 80 kWh battery.- The car is being charged at a Helen charging station and driven 430 km towards Vaasa.
- Road conditions are rainy and temperatures are about 1.5 degrees Celsius.
- The exterior of the car looks stylish.
- The vehicle has excellent visibility.
- The RS seats are good, and there are enough seat adjustments.
- This car is comfortable and comparable to the normal Enyaq version.
- In a 0-degree Celsius, expect to drive approximately 310 km on a full charge.
- Drove 270 km to Parkano, and the battery meter shows 4% and about 13 km remaining.
- At the start of this particular journey, the car began with 92% charge.
- At 0 degrees, 21.6 kWH is consumed per 100 km.
- The average consumption was 20.7 kWh per 100 km.
- The range could be better; 350 km would be ideal.
- While driving on the motorway at 105 km/h, the average consumption is 22.4 kWh/100km.
- It is a stylish vehicle and is good on the road.
- The coupe design offers plenty of room.
- The panoramic roof brings in enough light.
- The base price starts at around 53,500, while the RS version starts around 67,000.
- The car reviewed is equipped with excellent options and costs about 71,598.
- There is lots of torque: 460Nm.
- The car has a high level of equipment.
- Its 0 to 100 km/h acceleration is 6.5 seconds, and its top speed is 180 km/h.
- While the RS is sporty, it doesn’t quite compare to cars like the Mustang or Kia EV6 GT.
- The reviewer highlights the spacious interior.
- The Škoda had excellent power, and handling on the road was satisfactory.
- The overall driving experience was positive.
- It fits two golf bags, and it will likely transport a dog without issue.
- It suits a person who drives a lot, such as a sales rep, and it has a long range.
- Charging at the K-Lataus station reached over 100kWh.
- A full charge yields about 310 km in 0-degree Celsius temperature conditions.
