Skoda Peaq

The Peaq is Skoda's flagship electric SUV, and the car for a family that needs room for up to seven people. Skoda calls it the largest Skoda ever, at nearly five metres long, and offers it with five or seven seats and three powertrain variants.

Range and charging

Skoda quotes a range of more than 600 km across the three powertrain variants, without naming the test cycle. DC fast charging takes the battery from 10 to 80 percent in 28 minutes. Bidirectional charging lets the car's battery charge an e-bike or supply electricity to a caravan.

Space and comfort

The five-seater has a 935 litre boot, which Skoda says is the biggest in its current line-up. The optional Relax Package adds ergonomic massage seats and leg rests, and it is combined with a Sonos 3D sound system. The panoramic roof is the largest Skoda has fitted, with Dynamic Shade Control and nine adjustable segments. Skoda describes the cabin as a lounge with a minimalist look and premium materials, and says every passenger gets an airy, light-filled space in either the five or the seven-seat layout. Relaxation seats with massage functions and integrated leg rests are part of that offer.

Technology

A 13.6 inch vertical screen sits on the dashboard, and an augmented-reality head-up display is available. The exterior has an illuminated Tech-Deck Face, flush door handles and aerodynamically optimised wheels. Skoda says the car combines intuitive assist systems with all-electric performance. The Powerpass plan covers public charging.

Key facts

• Range: more than 600 km (Skoda figure)
• Fast charging: 10 to 80 percent in 28 minutes
• Seats: five or seven
• Boot: 935 litres (five-seater)
• Powertrains: three variants