Video Summary
Striking exterior design uses the brand's new modern solid design language.Features a glossy black tech deck face, replacing the conventional grill.
Four-eyes headlight graphic has been reimagined.
"Skoda" lettering is proudly displayed on the bonnet and steering wheel for the first time.
Aerodynamics are crucial for efficiency with a drag coefficient of just 0.26.
Aerodynamically optimized 19 to 21-inch alloy wheels are available.
There are three battery sizes available: 55kWh, 63kWh, and 82kWh.
These options provide outputs from 170ps to 286ps.
The largest battery variant can achieve a range of over 350 miles on WLTP cycle.
Charging rates are up to 175 kW for the larger battery and 145kW for the entry-level model.
All versions are capable of AC charging up to 11kW.
The starting price is £31,500, undercutting the Kia EV3 by £1,495.
The infotainment system has a large 13-inch screen and the latest generation of VW group systems.
There are touchy sliders for volume controls, and most climate controls are touchscreen.
This car is on the same platform as the Enyaq, but is 17cm shorter; boot space is therefore smaller.
Boot capacity is 470 liters.
Boot floor is reversible; wipe-clean and waterproof on one side.
The parcel shelf can be set to a mid-section to give separated boot storage.
Impressive rear space puts many competitors to shame.
Simple ‘clever features’ include fitted rear blinds and pull-out cup holders.
Offers a versatile range of batteries.
Provides a new entry into the electric family car range.
Adds a flair of style to Skoda.
Taking Skoda into a new electrified future.
