Skoda set to unveil new electric Epiq come 2025

Skoda has revealed the first renderings of a new city crossover, set to be called the 'Epiq'.

Skoda states that the new car will make its debut in 2025, and will come with a flawless digital experience, with new technologies and assistance features.

The Skoda Epiq gets Flashy Orange touches against its predominantly white colour both inside and out

The crossover is additionally set to measure in at close to 4,100mm long (for comparison, the Skoda Kamiq measures in at a total of 4,241mm in length), and offer a range of 400km. Skoda additionally states that the crossover will offer space for five alongside a luggage capacity of 490 litres.

Over to the renderings, fans of the brand will be able to spot similarities to the Skoda Vision 7S which the firm revealed in September of 2022. Both cars sport what is named as a 'Tech-Deck' front, alongside a new interpretation of the Skoda grille, which will house equipment including a distance radar and front camera. Also familiar from the concept are the T-shaped LED daytime running lights and indicators.

At the rear, the Skoda Epiq gets a gently sloping roof which leads into a roof spoiler, while at the bottom, a robust bumper features. Flashy Orange detailing on the roof rails and the wheels as well as the front and rear bumpers give the Moon White added visual interest.

Skoda states that the car will come with an interior that makes use of durable and sustainable materials while offering plenty of storage options. The use of Flashy Orange elements is also repeated here, appearing on the steering wheel to highlight its physical buttons and haptic scroll wheels from which the driver will control key vehicle functions when driving.

The Skoda Epiq will additionally support bidirectional charging, allowing it to serve as an energy storage unit that can feed electric energy into a customer's home and other appliances. The city SUV crossover is set to be manufactured in Pamplona, Spain, as a joint development and production project of Volkswagen's Brand Group Core representatives Skoda, Cupra and Volkswagen.