Skoda Enyaq, Elroq, & Eqip likely to arrive in India by 2025
- 1Skoda Elroq and Eqip are also likely to launch next year
- 2Eqip EV will be positioned as the entry-level model
- 3Skoda Enyaq EV is expected to go on sale next year as well
Back in April 2023, Skoda made a big announcement about its plans to enter the electric vehicle (EV) market with six new battery electric vehicles (BEVs). These include a variety of models, like a "Small" BEV in the small SUV category, the "Compact" Elroq in the compact SUV segment, a roomy "Combi" estate model, and a seven-seater SUV. Along with these, there will be a new generation of the Enyaq and the Enyaq Coupe. Over time, Skoda has been gradually revealing the names and timelines of these exciting upcoming EVs. In this article, we'll dive into the most confirmed timelines for these models and learn more about what they’ll offer.
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Skoda Enyaq EV
Skoda is set to introduce its first electric vehicle in India, the Enyaq EV. The unveiling is expected to take place this year, with sales likely starting next year. This EV will be built on Volkswagen's MEB platform, designed specifically for electric cars. It will measure 4,648mm in length and 1,877mm in width. It’s expected to feature a 77kWh battery paired with dual motors that produce 265hp, giving it an all-wheel-drive setup. On a full charge, it could cover around 513km according to WLTP standards. The model will arrive in India as a completely built unit (CBU).
Skoda Elroq
Skoda is all set to introduce its compact SUV, the Elroq, which will be an all-electric successor to the Karoq. The global launch is scheduled for October 1st this year. The Elroq will measure 4.50 meters in length and will share its platform with the Enyaq EV, though it will feature a different chassis. It’s expected to hit the European market in the first half of 2025, with an entry into India anticipated by late 2025.
The Elroq will likely offer three battery options: 55 kWh, 63 kWh, and 82 kWh. Its power output will range from 168 hp to 295 hp, boasting a claimed range of over 560 km. Buyers will have the choice between rear-wheel drive (RWD) and all-wheel drive (AWD) configurations. The SUV is expected to come in four variants: 50, 60, 85, and 85x.
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Skoda Eqip
The Skoda Eqip will be unveiled in 2025 as the brand's all-electric entry-level model. It will be produced at Volkswagen Group's facility in Spain. This new model is expected to lay the groundwork for Skoda’s A0 battery electric vehicle lineup. The Eqip will measure around 4.10 meters in length and offer a spacious luggage capacity of 490 litres. Plus, it is likely to provide an impressive electric range of over 400 km, making it a practical choice for drivers.
Skoda Combi & Space
In 2026, Skoda will introduce its first all-electric estate car, the Skoda Combi, measuring around 4.7 meters in length. This exciting addition will mark a new chapter for the brand as it expands its electric lineup. Additionally, Skoda will unveil its largest BEV, the Space, a spacious seven-seater that will be approximately 4.9 meters long. This model will complete Skoda's electric portfolio and will also make its global debut in the same year. The Space will be based on the Vision 7 S concept, giving a glimpse into the brand's future direction in electric mobility.
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