Skoda’s follow-up to the Enyaq SUV is set to arrive in the UK early next year with prices starting from £31,500. The Czech brand has confirmed final UK specifications for the new range, which will offer driving ranges of up to 360 miles.

Positioned below the Enyaq in the brand’s line-up, Elroq will become the brand’s second all-electric model to be built on the Volkswagen Group’s MEB platform. It features Škoda’s new ‘Modern Solid’ design language - a new look that will influence the design of future Škoda models, including an even smaller Epiq model that is expected later next year. 

Customers will be able to choose from four trim grades; SE, SE L, Edition and SportLine from launch. Prices range from £31,500 for the entry-level SE model with a 55kWh (52kWh net) battery, up to £41,600 for the range-topping SportLine model equipped with the largest 82kWh (77kWh net) battery.

The entry-level SE 50 is fitted with a 55kWh (52kWh net) battery, and is capable of up to 232 miles of WLTP range. The entry point to the new Elroq range comes with 19-inch alloy wheels, LED headlights and LED rear lights. Inside, the SE features a 13-inch touchscreen display, digital cockpit and single-zone climate control as standard. A rear-view camera with rear parking sensors, traffic sign recognition and blind spot detection are also part of the spec.  

Mid-level SE L 60 models come with a larger 63kWh (59kWh net) battery as standard, which has a WLTP range of up to 260 miles on a full charge. It also offers drivers more equipment, including a two-spoke leather heated multifunction steering wheel with paddles for recuperation selection, heated front seats, satellite navigation and Škoda Connect. Customers opting for the SE L also benefit from dual zone climate control, drive mode select, front parking sensors and preparation for a tow bar. As with the SE model, the SE L also comes with a six-metre, 32A Type 2 charging cable as standard, along with rapid charging capability of up to 145kW when connected to a suitable DC rapid charger.

The Elroq Edition model comes with two battery options; 60 and 85; a 63kWh (59kWh net) pack that offers up to 260 miles of WLTP range, and a larger 82kWh (77kWh net) pack that can deliver up to 355 miles on the WLTP cycle, respectively. Edition models build on the specification of the SE L and add 19-inch Regulus anthracite alloy wheels, unique dark chrome roof rails and window surround and privacy glass with acoustic side windows. 

Edition customers also benefit from travel assist plus, predictive adaptive cruise control with traffic jam assist, keyless entry, and wireless charging (15W) with cooling function. Elroq 85 models, which come with the larger 82kWh (77kWh net) battery, can also take advantage of 175kW DC rapid charging capability. 

The flagship SportLine model comes with two battery options 60 and 85; a 63kWh (59kWh net) or 82kWh (77kWh net) battery pack with WLTP ranges of up to 258 miles and 355 miles respectively. SportLine models are distinguished by 20-inch black alloy wheels, matrix LED headlights, SportLine bumpers and gloss black roof rails, door mirrors and tailgate lettering. 

Inside, SportLine models come with a bespoke Design Selection that features microsuede and artificial leather upholstery, carbon effect decorative inserts, front sports seats and a black headlining. A three-spoke artificial leather heated sports multifunction steering wheel with paddles for recuperation level selection is also fitted as standard. The Elroq SportLine comes with progressive dynamic steering as standard (the 85 battery offers the addition of sports suspension as standard) while an electrically operated tailgate with kick activation and rear side airbags complete the specification.

Skoda will open the configurator for the all-new Elroq on 2 October, ahead of opening for order on 18 October.