Video Summary
Okay, here is the summarized review:- The Skoda Enyaq is larger in all dimensions than the Tesla Model Y.
- The Enyaq weighs more, approximately 280 kg heavier than the Model Y, despite similar battery pack sizes.
- Both cars are dual-motor and all-wheel drive.
- The Model Y tested in the review has an alloted range of 568 km due to its 20-inch rims. Standard wheels yield 586 km.
- Fast charging is faster on the Tesla. It can charge from 10 to 80% in 32 minutes. The Enyaq takes about 28 minutes.
- Both support 11 kW three-phase charging.
- The Model Y boasts a slightly shorter 0-100 km/h acceleration.
- The steering wheel and acceleration responsiveness is more direct in the Tesla.
- The Tesla features automatic opening of the charge port, while the Enyaq’s is manual.
- Tesla’s are known for being practical cars.
- The Model Y’s design has been updated in recent editions.
- The Model Y is claimed to have approximately 820 liters of boot capacity. A more comparable rating would be 540 liters.
- The older Model Y lacked automatic seat folding.
- Comfort levels on the back seat of both cars is adequate.
- The interior materials and build of the Tesla is considered nicer than the Enyaq. The Enyaq had some plastic elements which looked and felt cheap.
- Average cabin noise at multiple speeds was slightly higher in the Model Y, at 62db.
- Considering efficiency, the Tesla performs better, with a 10% efficiency lead.
- The Skoda Enyaq has more visibility.
- Both cars are more enjoyable to drive over a gasoline equivalent.
- Choosing one would come down to balancing practicality, and handling.
