Skoda Epiq Variants
- Electric
- Car
- 5 Seater
What's good
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Dedicated EV platform means it’s better optimised for its hardware
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Decent range for a city car
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Large boot space
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Quite feature-packed
What's not so good
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India launch is not yet officially confirmed
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Could be expensive if imported initially via the CBU, or CKD route
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Lower variants may have limited range
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Availability of charging infrastructure is still a concern
The Skoda Epiq is an upcoming compact electric SUV from Skoda Auto. It is expected to be the brand’s most affordable EV globally. It has compact dimensions perfect for a practical city car, a spacious enough cabin, modern features, and is built on a dedicated EV platform. When launched in India, it will be Skoda’s first mass-market electric SUV and rival the Hyundai Creta EV, the Maruti Suzuki eVitara, and the Tata Curvv EV.
What's good
-
Dedicated EV platform means it’s better optimised for its hardware
-
Decent range for a city car
-
Large boot space
-
Quite feature-packed
What's not so good
-
India launch is not yet officially confirmed
-
Could be expensive if imported initially via the CBU, or CKD route
-
Lower variants may have limited range
-
Availability of charging infrastructure is still a concern
The Skoda Epiq is an upcoming compact electric SUV from Skoda Auto. It is expected to be the brand’s most affordable EV globally. It has compact dimensions perfect for a practical city car, a spacious enough cabin, modern features, and is built on a dedicated EV platform. When launched in India, it will be Skoda’s first mass-market electric SUV and rival the Hyundai Creta EV, the Maruti Suzuki eVitara, and the Tata Curvv EV.
Skoda Epiq Variants
| Claimed Range | 300 Km |
|---|---|
| Top Speed | - Km/h |
| Battery Pack | 38.5 kWh |
| DC Charging Time | NA Mins |
What's Included?
Colours Available
| Claimed Range | 440 Km |
|---|---|
| Top Speed | - Km/h |
| Battery Pack | 55 kWh |
| DC Charging Time | 24 Mins |
What's Included?
Colours Available
What's good
-
Dedicated EV platform means it’s better optimised for its hardware
-
Decent range for a city car
-
Large boot space
-
Quite feature-packed
What's not so good
-
India launch is not yet officially confirmed
-
Could be expensive if imported initially via the CBU, or CKD route
-
Lower variants may have limited range
-
Availability of charging infrastructure is still a concern
Skoda Epiq
What's good
-
Dedicated EV platform means it’s better optimised for its hardware
-
Decent range for a city car
-
Large boot space
-
Quite feature-packed
What's not so good
-
India launch is not yet officially confirmed
-
Could be expensive if imported initially via the CBU, or CKD route
-
Lower variants may have limited range
-
Availability of charging infrastructure is still a concern
660Km/c
200Kmph
20Mins
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