Overview
- The near-production prototype was photographed in northern Scandinavia, revealing C-shaped tail lamps, a cleaner rear bumper, a closed grille and single-tone wheels.
- Skoda positions the Epiq below the Enyaq and Elroq as its smallest and most affordable battery-electric model.
- Reports indicate a length of about 4.1 metres, 475 litres of boot space and a targeted driving range of up to 425 km, with full specifications due at a mid-2026 world premiere.
- The model is reported to be jointly developed with Volkswagen and Cupra and slated for production in Pamplona, Spain.
- Design follows Skoda’s Modern Solid theme, with expected features such as wireless smartphone charging and haptic scroll wheels.