Škoda Enyaq: New Affordable Electric SUV Focuses on Sustainability and Speed
Škoda has launched the Enyaq, a new electric SUV positioned as an affordable alternative to premium brands like Polestar or Volvo. The Enyaq, developed under CEO Klaus Zellmer and led in design by Oliver Stefani, incorporates recycled materials and innovative technology.
The Enyaq's exterior showcases Škoda's new 'Modern Solid' design language, featuring a simple side line, angular rear, and a 'Tech-Deck Face' at the front. Inside, it offers reduced surfaces, functional storage, and simple operating structures. The Enyaq can charge rapidly, reaching 80% from 10% in just 28 minutes at 175 kW. The high-performance Enyaq RS variant can charge at up to 185 kW and accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 5.4 seconds. Škoda's MySkoda app optimizes charging plans and routes based on infrastructure.
The Enyaq is committed to sustainability, using recycled plastic and Technofil in its interior for seats, door panels, and decorations. These materials are made from plastic bottles and old clothes, processed into high-tech fibers. Škoda targets customers seeking sustainable, well-designed vehicles without high financial strain.
The Škoda Enyaq, with its innovative design, rapid charging capabilities, and commitment to sustainability, is set to attract eco-conscious customers seeking an affordable electric SUV. Its unique features and recycled materials position it as a strong competitor in the market.
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