Electric driving from 25 mille
Skoda promises to have six fully electric models in the showroom by 2026. In addition to updated versions of the Enyaq and Enyaq coupe, we can count on a 7-seater space giant, a station wagon, a compact crossover and a small entry-level model that should make electric driving more accessible for €25,000: a small preview of all models in the form from a bag of auto drop from Skoda.
The Skoda Enyaq iV and the Enyaq iV Coupé get electric company, and not just about that. In addition to the facelift of these models, Skoda is announcing no less than four completely new EVs, which should bring the electric portfolio to six models in 2026.
Red line is the corresponding design language Modern Solid, the first example of which we saw last August on the Vision 7S concept car. That is a bridge to the largest EV from Skoda, because it will be a seven-seat space giant with a length of about 4.90 meters with the working title Space, which is actually the production version of that Vision 7S.
Skoda’s ‘Space’ sculpture showing what to expect from the large electric SUV.
Electric station and electric Karoq alternative: Elroq.
A size smaller and lower is the provisionally called Combi station wagon of about 4.70 meters. This will come in 2026 and is mainly aimed at the interior space that has been so proud of for years.
The Combi, a preview of an electric station wagon.
Two years before the production version of that electric ‘Combi’ is in the showrooms, however, Skoda is already introducing a smaller electric SUV that will be called Elroq. With the ‘Compact’ sculpture, Skoda is already broadly releasing the design of that Elroq. The Skoda Elroq is roughly 4.5 meters long and therefore seems to be the electric alternative to the Karoq.
The Compact, a preview of the Skoda Elroq.
Small EV of €25,000
Skoda also comes with an electric crossover that positions it relatively low in the market. For the time being, that car carries the working title Small and should have an entry price of approximately €25,000. The small electric crossover will be a technical brother of the production version of the Volkswagen ID2all Concept, although it was of course a hatchback. That Volkswagen also gets a cross brother. The production version of the Cupra Urban Rebel, which is yet to receive a final model name, is also a sister model.
The smaller electric Skoda will be about 4.10 meters long and should be about as spacious inside as the larger Skoda Scala. This compact Skoda will be built in Spain.
Skoda’s preview of the small electric crossover.
Skoda Enyaq IV
What about the Skoda Enyaq iV and Enyaq Coupé iV? They are not forgotten. In 2025, that electric pair will receive an extensive facelift that will at least bring them in line with the design-technical design of the electric newcomers drawn according to Skoda’s new design language.
The Skoda Enyaq (Coupé) iV also gets Skoda’s new design language.
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