The Škoda Electric Family in Full Force
How is the Škoda brand doing in electromobility, and what do its four models – the Epiq, Elroq, Enyaq and Peaq – have to offer? This special supplement presents each car and its technology. It also features interesting facts, practical tips and a quiz with prizes.
We Have Built an Electric Family
The carmaker now relies on a broad portfolio of electric cars. We present it in the supplement to this issue of Škoda Mobil.
↑ Most affordable
The compact crossover Epiq has now arrived on the Czech market in the entry-level Essence trim, with a price tag starting at CZK 619,000. Those who prefer a slightly sportier look can opt for the Sportline version with gloss black elements. The Epiq is the only Škoda electric car with front-wheel drive, and also the only one produced outside the Czech Republic, in Pamplona, Spain. The car has been praised for its unexpectedly generous interior space for a compact car.
↑ Most popular
The compact Elroq is the best-selling of all the carmaker's electric models and is available from CZK 882,000. In the first three quarters of 2026, it ranked fifth among all deliveries of the brand's cars and was the third most popular electric car in Europe, and even number one on the German market. The 100,000th unit rolled off the production line in Mladá Boleslav less than a year after production began. Judges awarded it the title of Car of the Year 2026 in both the Czech Republic and Germany.
↑ Largest
The flagship Peaq is the largest and most spacious SUV in the line-up. At 4.87 metres long, it can seat up to seven passengers on request, and in the five-seat layout it offers a boot capacity of 935 litres, the largest of all the carmaker's models. With the larger of the two batteries, it can travel over 640 kilometres. It is the first in the brand's history to feature pop-out door handles, and it also boasts the largest panoramic roof among Škoda cars.
↑ First introduced
The Enyaq launched Mladá Boleslav's electric era in 2020. As the brand's first car built on the Group's MEB platform for electric cars, it was designed for electric drive from the outset. In 2025, it was modernised with the new design language, and the more sportily styled Enyaq Coupé can now travel up to 593 kilometres. It is the best-selling car in the Czech Republic.
In 2026, the range of Škoda electric cars doubled. In this issue of Škoda Mobil, you will find a special supplement offering a clear introduction and comparison of all the models, more insight into the brand's approach to eMobility, and a competition with prizes. Take a look back at what the Škoda electric family looks like and what superlatives it offers.
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