Is the Skoda Enyaq Coupe fully electric?
Yes, there are no petrol or hybrid versions - this is a pure electric car.
Will there be other, cheaper versions of the Enyaq Coupe?
Not for the foreseeable future. If you want a cheaper Enyaq, you'll need to go for the SUV version that comes with a smaller 58kWh battery option.
Will there be other models in the Enyaq Coupe range?
Škoda has already filled out the Enyaq Coupe range with a sporty 299 bhp flagship vRS model and an all-wheel drive model, so we're not expecting to see any major additions to the range just yet.
Does the Enyaq Coupe replace anything?
No - not yet. The Enyaq fits between the brand’s Karoq and Kodiaq SUV models in terms of size but has more interior space than the latter. Skoda will add more plug-in hybrid models to its other SUVs before they switch to full electric power in 3-5 years.
Will there be a seven-seat Enyaq Coupe?
Skoda has said that there are no plans to add two additional seats to the Enyaq. The body hasn’t been designed to accommodate a folding third row and the brand is about to replace its existing seven-seater SUV, the Kodiaq.