Skoda Epiq electric crossover details and specs

Skoda is expanding its electric lineup with the new Epiq, a compact crossover that will be the brand's most affordable EV. Built on the front-wheel-drive MEB+ platform, the Epiq is similar in size to the Kamiq but boasts an impressive WLTP range of up to 430 km. With fast charging at 133 kW, it can go from 10% to 80% in just over 20 minutes, making it practical for both city driving and highway trips.

The lineup includes three versions: the 35 and 40 with an LFP battery offering 38.5 kWh capacity and 85/99 kW power, plus the 55 with an NMC battery at 55 kWh and a 155 kW motor. All variants support 11 kW AC charging, while DC power ranges from 50 to 133 kW.

This is the first production Skoda in the Modern Solid style, featuring minimalist design, T-shaped lighting graphics, a drag coefficient of 0.275, and wheels up to 19 inches. Inside, there's a 13-inch screen, a digital instrument cluster, and eco-friendly materials made from recycled PES. Practicality remains a strong suit, with a 475-liter trunk expanding to 1,344 liters when the seats are folded, along with numerous Simply Clever solutions.

In terms of price, the Epiq will be close to the Kamiq, giving buyers a real choice between ICE and EV in the same segment. For the brand, this is a strategic model: following the success of the Enyaq and Elroq, the new electric crossover aims to strengthen Skoda's position in the mass-market European EV class. The debut is scheduled for the first half of the year.