Upgrading to Edition trim (from £55,130) will unlock not only the option of all-wheel drive, but also add black leather and artificial leather upholstery, matrix LED headlights and a surround-view camera system. Remote Park Assist will be thrown in as well.
SportLine models (available from £58,280) get a more athletic look courtesy of 20-inch rims, additional black trim and accents, plus an illuminated Tech-Deck Face. Meanwhile, the interior features sports seats, aluminium pedals and a three-spoke heated steering wheel. Adaptive dampers, or ‘Dynamic Chassis Control’ as Skoda calls it, are also included.
Skoda’s electric SUV line-up, six years in the making
Launched in 2020, the Skoda Enyaq was the brand’s first bespoke electric car and since then it’s become one of the best-selling EVs in Europe. Even after all this time and so many fresh-faced competitors have come on the scene, we still regard it as a fantastic all-rounder and hard to beat when it comes to zero-emissions family SUVs.
The reigning Auto Express Car of the Year, the Skoda Elroq has been yet another smash hit across the continent. It’s not hard to see why because it took everything we liked about the Enyaq and crammed it into a smaller and more affordable package, but added an extra dash of style thanks to the brand’s sleek new Modern Solid styling cues.
Skoda Epiq
The Epiq is the most affordable member of Skoda’s electric SUV line-up, with prices set to start from just £24,950. That’s already impressive, but even more so when you realise that it costs less than its petrol-powered counterpart, the Kamiq. Plus the EV offers more space, more striking looks, the brand’s latest tech and still gets those signature ‘Simply Clever’ features.
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