Skoda Peaq

Overview

The Peaq is described on the official Skoda site as an all-electric flagship SUV with room for up to seven people. It is the largest battery-electric model shown in the global range, above the Enyaq, and is offered in five seat and seven seat configurations. The page says it comes in three powertrain variants.

What the official page says

The maker quotes a range of more than 600 km across the three variants. The page does not name the test cycle behind that figure, so it cannot be treated as WLTP. It also leaves out battery capacity, motor output, production plant, launch date and price, and directs visitors to choose a country for local information. For that reason the profile stays limited to the published statements and leaves the unstated items out rather than estimating them. Anyone comparing it with other seven seat electric SUVs should wait for the full technical data sheet from the maker.

Charging and equipment

Charging from 10 to 80 percent is stated as taking 28 minutes. The page does not give a peak DC charging power in kilowatts, a charge port type, a list of driver assistance features, update arrangements, an app name or a battery warranty. Shoppers comparing large electric family cars should check the national Skoda site for full specifications, and a Euro NCAP result has not been seen on the page.

Key facts

• Maker: Skoda

• Type: Battery-electric large SUV

• Seats: five or seven

• Range: over 600 km (cycle not named)

• 10 to 80 percent: 28 minutes

• Variants: three powertrains