Skoda Elroq

Overview

The Elroq is the smaller of the two Skoda electric sport utility vehicles that sit in the core range, below the Enyaq. The official page lists the Elroq, the Elroq RS and the Elroq Sportline. It describes the car as ranking among the safest in its class and reports a five star Euro NCAP classification, the highest available.

What the official page says

Battery size goes up to 82 kWh, and the Sportline trim is offered with either a 61 kWh or an 82 kWh pack. The page quotes a range of over 570 km but does not clearly tie that figure to a named test cycle or to one version, so it should be read as a headline figure for the long range car. Pricing is not given on the global page, which directs visitors to a country selector for local price lists.

Charging and equipment

DC charging is stated as up to 165 kW. The 82 kWh battery goes from 10 to 80 percent in 29 minutes, and the smaller version is said to recharge in 26 minutes or less. Driver assistance is mentioned only as the latest systems, with no individual names. Like the Enyaq, the Elroq lets a phone be paired with the car, and a Digital Key function is described as planned for a later software update from the maker. The page does not name an app or state a battery warranty.

Key facts

• Maker: Skoda

• Type: Battery-electric SUV

• Battery: up to 82 kWh (61 kWh also offered)

• Range: over 570 km

• DC charging: up to 165 kW

• 10 to 80 percent: 29 minutes (82 kWh)

• Safety: five stars, Euro NCAP (per model page)