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Skoda

Key facts

Models
51
Starting price
24,534 €
Best range (everyday)
500 km
Body styles
Steilheck · SUV

About the brand

Founded
1895
Headquarters
Mladá Boleslav, Czech Republic
Ownership
Part of Volkswagen Group (fully-owned subsidiary since 2000)

History

Václav Laurin and Václav Klement opened a bicycle workshop in Mladá Boleslav in 1895 and sold their machines under the Slavia name; motorcycles followed in 1899 and the first car, the Voiturette A, in 1905. In 1925 Laurin & Klement merged into the Pilsen engineering group Skoda, and the cars have carried the Skoda name ever since. That makes it one of the oldest continuously operating automobile manufacturers in the world. Volkswagen took a stake after the Velvet Revolution in 1991 and acquired the company outright in 2000; Mladá Boleslav is still the headquarters.

EV strategy

In 2023 Skoda announced it would expand its electric range to six models by 2026. Five of them are here: the Enyaq and Enyaq Coupé, the Elroq, the Epiq built in Pamplona, and the Peaq since August 2026. The electric estate is missing; Skoda moved it to 2027 or 2028. Enyaq, Enyaq Coupé, Elroq and Peaq roll off the line in Mladá Boleslav, alongside the combustion Octavia Combi. Skoda combines Czech engineering heritage with modern EV technology.

Good to know

  • The Skoda Enyaq iV was introduced in 2020 and is the first Volkswagen Group MEB vehicle produced in the Czech Republic.
  • It all started with a rejected warranty claim: bookseller Václav Klement sent his bicycle in for repair in 1894 and was turned away, which gave him the idea of building bicycles himself. They were named Slavia, after a Slavonic goddess.
  • A Laurin & Klement type E ran on electric drive as early as 1908: electrical pioneer František Křižík replaced its gearbox with an electric motor fed by a petrol engine.
  • The Enyaq iV Founders Edition was limited to 1,895 cars, a nod to the founding year 1895.

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Models

51 models

  • Skoda Enyaq Coupe iV 80x

    Orderable new 2023
    435kmRangeEveryday
    Electricity cost about 7.0 euro per 100 kilometres, at 0.35 euro per kilowatt-hour of home electricity, measured at the socket including charging lossesElectricity costEveryday
    56,650€New price from

    Skoda Enyaq Coupe iV 80x

    Orderable new 2023
    435 kmElectricity cost about 7.0 euro per 100 kilometres, at 0.35 euro per kilowatt-hour of home electricity, measured at the socket including charging lossesNew price from 56.650 €

  • Skoda Enyaq Coupe iV RS

    Orderable new 2022 to 2023
    430kmRangeEveryday
    Electricity cost about 7.2 euro per 100 kilometres, at 0.35 euro per kilowatt-hour of home electricity, measured at the socket including charging lossesElectricity costEveryday
    63,300€New price from

    Skoda Enyaq Coupe iV RS

    Orderable new 2022 to 2023
    430 kmElectricity cost about 7.2 euro per 100 kilometres, at 0.35 euro per kilowatt-hour of home electricity, measured at the socket including charging lossesNew price from 63.300 €

  • Skoda Enyaq iV 50

    Orderable new 2021 to 2023
    305kmRangeEveryday
    Electricity cost about 6.7 euro per 100 kilometres, at 0.35 euro per kilowatt-hour of home electricity, measured at the socket including charging lossesElectricity costEveryday
    39,900€New price from

    Skoda Enyaq iV 50

    Orderable new 2021 to 2023
    305 kmElectricity cost about 6.7 euro per 100 kilometres, at 0.35 euro per kilowatt-hour of home electricity, measured at the socket including charging lossesNew price from 39.900 €

  • Skoda Enyaq iV 60

    Orderable new 2021 to 2023
    340kmRangeEveryday
    Electricity cost about 6.7 euro per 100 kilometres, at 0.35 euro per kilowatt-hour of home electricity, measured at the socket including charging lossesElectricity costEveryday
    42,100€New price from

    Skoda Enyaq iV 60

    Orderable new 2021 to 2023
    340 kmElectricity cost about 6.7 euro per 100 kilometres, at 0.35 euro per kilowatt-hour of home electricity, measured at the socket including charging lossesNew price from 42.100 €

  • Skoda Enyaq iV 80

    Orderable new 2021 to 2023
    440kmRangeEveryday
    Electricity cost about 7.3 euro per 100 kilometres, at 0.35 euro per kilowatt-hour of home electricity, measured at the socket including charging lossesElectricity costEveryday
    48,900€New price from

    Skoda Enyaq iV 80

    Orderable new 2021 to 2023
    440 kmElectricity cost about 7.3 euro per 100 kilometres, at 0.35 euro per kilowatt-hour of home electricity, measured at the socket including charging lossesNew price from 48.900 €

  • Skoda Enyaq iV 80x

    Orderable new 2021 to 2023
    425kmRangeEveryday
    Electricity cost about 7.5 euro per 100 kilometres, at 0.35 euro per kilowatt-hour of home electricity, measured at the socket including charging lossesElectricity costEveryday
    49,050€New price from

    Skoda Enyaq iV 80x

    Orderable new 2021 to 2023
    425 kmElectricity cost about 7.5 euro per 100 kilometres, at 0.35 euro per kilowatt-hour of home electricity, measured at the socket including charging lossesNew price from 49.050 €

  • Skoda Enyaq iV RS

    Orderable new 2023
    420kmRangeEveryday
    Electricity cost about 7.3 euro per 100 kilometres, at 0.35 euro per kilowatt-hour of home electricity, measured at the socket including charging lossesElectricity costEveryday
    63,300€New price from

    Skoda Enyaq iV RS

    Orderable new 2023
    420 kmElectricity cost about 7.3 euro per 100 kilometres, at 0.35 euro per kilowatt-hour of home electricity, measured at the socket including charging lossesNew price from 63.300 €

  • Skoda Epiq 55

    Orderable new since May 2026
    320kmRangeEveryday
    Electricity cost about 6.6 euro per 100 kilometres, at 0.35 euro per kilowatt-hour of home electricity, measured at the socket including charging lossesElectricity costEveryday
    32,100€Price from

    Skoda Epiq 55

    Orderable new since May 2026
    320 kmElectricity cost about 6.6 euro per 100 kilometres, at 0.35 euro per kilowatt-hour of home electricity, measured at the socket including charging lossesfrom 32.100 €

  • Skoda Peaq 60

    Orderable new since June 2026
    355kmRangeEveryday
    Electricity cost about 6.7 euro per 100 kilometres, at 0.35 euro per kilowatt-hour of home electricity, measured at the socket including charging lossesElectricity costEveryday
    49,900€Price from

    Skoda Peaq 60

    Orderable new since June 2026
    355 kmElectricity cost about 6.7 euro per 100 kilometres, at 0.35 euro per kilowatt-hour of home electricity, measured at the socket including charging lossesfrom 49.900 €

  • Skoda Peaq 90

    Orderable new since June 2026
    500kmRangeEveryday
    Electricity cost about 6.8 euro per 100 kilometres, at 0.35 euro per kilowatt-hour of home electricity, measured at the socket including charging lossesElectricity costEveryday
    57,900€Price from

    Skoda Peaq 90

    Orderable new since June 2026
    500 kmElectricity cost about 6.8 euro per 100 kilometres, at 0.35 euro per kilowatt-hour of home electricity, measured at the socket including charging lossesfrom 57.900 €

  • Skoda Peaq 90x

    Orderable new since June 2026
    490kmRangeEveryday
    Electricity cost about 7.0 euro per 100 kilometres, at 0.35 euro per kilowatt-hour of home electricity, measured at the socket including charging lossesElectricity costEveryday
    60,400€Price from

    Skoda Peaq 90x

    Orderable new since June 2026
    490 kmElectricity cost about 7.0 euro per 100 kilometres, at 0.35 euro per kilowatt-hour of home electricity, measured at the socket including charging lossesfrom 60.400 €
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