Overview
- Skoda introduced the Epiq as its new entry-level electric SUV, positioned below the Elroq and Enyaq with production planned for mid‑2026.
- UK pricing starts at £24,950, signaling a push to match small petrol SUVs on purchase cost and running costs.
- Two battery choices are planned, with an entry 37 kWh LFP pack targeting about 305 km of claimed range and a 52 kWh NMC option rated up to roughly 425 km.
- Charging supports up to 105 kW DC for a 10–80% top‑up in under 25 minutes, with 11 kW AC and bidirectional power to run devices or feed a home where allowed.
- The Epiq uses Volkswagen Group’s MEB+ platform shared with upcoming VW and Cupra compacts, and its 4,171 mm body fits a 475‑litre boot plus a 25‑litre frunk for cables.