Video Summary
The new Skoda Elroq is seen to be affordable with a fresh design language, and it also includes a really cool boot.The Elroq design language aims to be about robustness, functionality, and authenticity.
The Tech Deck on the front is designed to replace any kind of conventional grill, now having cameras and radars hidden behind.
The front has a new expression of Skoda's headlights: the four-eye headlight signature with jazzy daytime running lights.
The side view looks quite a lot like a slightly smaller Skoda Enyaq.
The little plastic flappy things on the sides are designed for optimizing the drag coefficient.
The drag coefficient is 0.26.
Quoted range for the big battery is up to 350 miles.
There are three battery options: 55 kWh, and the largest is 82 kWh usable.
The price is around £31.5k for the entry-level model.
Boot space is 470 liters, not massive but middling for this segment.
There is a lot of sensible thinking and useful storage throughout the car.
The boot has a big and square opening, a flat floor, and a net on the underside of the parcel shelf to hold the charging cable.
The boot has a reversible floor, one side being carpeted while the other side is rubberized, making the vehicle easy to hose down.
The parcel shelf can be moved to create a two-tier boot.
There are several thoughtful little touches on the inside.
The touch screen is very responsive.
The wireless phone charger is cooled.
There are big door bins.
The interior seat has lots of recycled materials.
The seatbelts are a crazy addition.
There are USB ports in the back, a storage tray, and a two-tier boot.
There is lots of legroom in the back, but Skoda has prioritized rear legroom over boot space.
There is a head-up display with augmented reality; a big arrow will be projected onto the road where the turn is.
