With the new Skoda Enyaq iV, the Czech car manufacturer is taking another major step forward in the implementation of its electromobility strategy. The brand's first electric SUV is produced at the main Skoda plant in Mlada Boleslav.

Skoda's first series-production model based on the Volkswagen Group's Modular Electrification Toolkit (MEB) is well-equipped for long-distance journeys, thanks to ranges of up to 500km in the Worldwide Harmonised Light vehicle Test Procedure (WLTP) cycle and short charging times, also making it suitable for everyday use.

The design is emotive and modern, and the interior of the vehicle has also been completely restyled. The Enyaq iV also offers state-of-the-art connectivity and infotainment solutions and new Simply Clever features.

Owing to the high battery efficiency, low rolling resistance tyres and outstanding aerodynamics for an SUV with a drag coefficient of 0.27, ranges of up to 500km in the WLTP cycle are possible with the Skoda Enyaq iV. The longest range of both all-wheel drive versions is up to 460km.

A total of five different power versions and three battery sizes ensure sustainable driving pleasure. From standstill, Skoda's top model reaches the 100km/h mark in only 6.2 seconds and its top speed is 180km/h.

With the Enyaq iV, Skoda is continuing on its path towards electric mobility, which began at the end of 2019 with the Citigo^e iV and the Superb iV. More than 10 partially or fully electric iV models are planned between 2019 and the end of 2022 as part of the model campaign. This means that Skoda is entering the era of e-mobility at exactly the right time. 125 years after the company was founded, it is becoming an integral part of Skoda's DNA.