Skoda Epiq EV: The Skoda Epiq EV has been unveiled by the brand for the global markets recently. The Epiq will be positioned as the entry point to the brand’s global EV lineup, and it will enter production from mid-2026 onwards. The electric SUV by the brand will rival the likes of the Kia EV2, Renault 4, Volkswagen ID Cross, and more in the international market. Let’s take a look at the design, features, and range of the newly unveiled Skoda Epiq electric SUV.
Skoda Epiq EV: Design
The Skoda Epiq EV is 4,171mm long, 1,798mm wide, and 1,581mm tall, and it follows the brand’s new modern solid design language. The Epiq gets T-shaped LED DRLs with a closed gloss black grille at the front. The sleek LED headlights are positioned below the DRLs, and it also gets a scooped-out bonnet. Additionally, the electric SUV features large 8-slatted air vents positioned low at the bumper. The last slat gets an orange accent around it, and the electric SUV features a prominent, thick black body cladding on the sides, along with 19-inch alloy wheels. On the rear, it features T-shaped LED taillights, a subtle roof spoiler, a rear wiper, and a prominent blacked-out bash plate.
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Skoda Epiq EV: Features
The Skoda Epiq EV carries a minimalist approach inside the cabin, and it features a 13-inch touchscreen infotainment system with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay connectivity. The electric SUV from Skoda also features a 5-inch digital instrument cluster, rotary dials, haptics, and physical buttons for key functions. It also features a dual-zone climate control, wireless charger with cooling, heated seats, and connected car tech.
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Skoda Epiq EV: Range & Specs
The Skoda Epiq is a front-wheel drive vehicle, and while the entry-level trims use a 37 kWh battery pack, the top-spec trims use a 52 kWh battery pack. The smaller battery pack is paired with a motor that can generate a peak power output of 133hp, and it has a claimed range of 305 kilometres. The 52 kWh battery pack is paired with an electric motor that can generate a peak power output of 208 hp, and it has a claimed range of 425 kilometres. The Epiq supports DC fast charging of up to 105 kW, and it can be charged from 10 to 80 per cent in under 25 minutes. All variants of the SUV also support 11 kW AC charging. The Epiq is priced at 24,950 Pounds (approximately Rs 32.35 lakh) in the UK.