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Skoda has actually dropped details of its next 6 electrical designs– and they are all due before 2026. Among them will be a ₤ 23,000 little hatchback, a little SUV called the Elroq, a huge family estate and a whopper seven-seater to match the Kia 9.

Although the business has not revealed complete images of the , it has actually released a few pictures of 'sculptures' which reveal the standard shape.

The and truck we'll see very first is the Elroq, which is due next year. This SUV is around 4 and a half metres in length, making it an all-electric successor to Škoda's existing Karoq and a competitor to and trucks like the Nissan Qashqai and Ford's new Explorer. It will slot in below the Enyaq in the range in terms of size and cost and utilize the same rear wheel drive powertrains, with a series of between 250 and 350 miles.

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21 responses to “Škoda SHOCK! The SIX new electric cars confirmed for production | Electrifying”

  1. Jansen Wilder Avatar
    Jansen Wilder

    Skoda needs a new design against the hot looking Cupra Tavascan..and that’s what they set out to try now. I do hope they will have a more aggressive design against the Cupra EV range. VW EV are too plain looking which Skoda should be brave in their design department.

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  2. charles UK Avatar
    charles UK

    Skoda Smol should be interesting to say the least, low price, good dealer network and decent reputation, this could bring the fight for europe back to life

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  3. Mark D Larsen Avatar
    Mark D Larsen

    I’ve liked what I’ve seen of Skoda’s EVs. Too bad they won’t bring them to this side of the pond. 😕

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  4. Ian Langfield Avatar
    Ian Langfield

    More Tom please

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    1. B L Avatar
      B L

      100% agree

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  5. angrypom Avatar
    angrypom

    Skoda will get my attention when they sort out their horrible screen / control systems. The Enyaq is a perfect car for me in terms of size, range and price, but I can’t get on with the controls and that’s just a deal breaker.

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  6. Ben Vost Avatar
    Ben Vost

    Estate! There aren’t enough of them and given that we’ve been a Skoda family for decades (Felicia, then Octavia estate), we’d like to continue in the same vein. It’s just a shame it’ll taken even longer to get them secondhand

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  7. Phathutshedzo Tshikosi Avatar
    Phathutshedzo Tshikosi

    Skoda should go global in order for VW to compete with Chinese EVs

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  8. Grizzly HP2 Avatar
    Grizzly HP2

    I would like the smallest and cheapest one. I realy dislike unnecessary large heavy EV’s that 99% of the time is used to transport 1 person.
    And that is what we mostly see on the roads. Status symbols. Why is there a change from ICE to EV in the first place? . . . .Yes, to make transportation more environmentally friendly. You dont get that with all those huge 7 seaters and MPV’s.

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  9. Richard Johnson Avatar
    Richard Johnson

    i will go for the small one

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  10. Tim Scott Avatar
    Tim Scott

    I’m interested in the small one, but the id2 looks better to me as I don’t want a fake SUV, just a normal small car.

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  11. Patrick W Avatar
    Patrick W

    No danger of a small affordable convertible then.

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  12. Billy Heywood Avatar
    Billy Heywood

    It’s just a shame that in 2023 the only EVs Skoda sells are overly expensive SUVs. They should have launched with the £23k model

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  13. Riaz Avatar
    Riaz

    Bit weird that VW is fine with Skoda competing at exactly the same price points as VW. Wish they’d differentiate them more. Like they could’ve tried to get closer to £20k with the ID2 equivalent with a bit less tech/ quality. VW takes the midmarket and Cupra goes premium/ sporty.

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  14. xyredmax Avatar
    xyredmax

    Six new cars from Skoda, great. All using the VW ‘old’ MEB platform, not so great. Come on guys, move with the times

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  15. Tom Avatar
    Tom

    Call me what you like because it’s valid but i just can’t get past the fact that it’s still a Skoda! ugh it’s this kind of stupid snobbery that’s gonna come back and bite me one day! lol

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  16. Adi B Avatar
    Adi B

    Shame they don’t spend £5 on the horrific infotainment system !

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  17. Lovejazz01 Avatar
    Lovejazz01

    All great for Europe, but No China or North America…

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  18. Jari Orava Avatar
    Jari Orava

    Boring with these concept cars. More interested about real existing car that you can buy.

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  19. Ian Nadin Avatar
    Ian Nadin

    I do like an estate. Hope they bring it to market ASAP. But I do wish car designers would get their love affair with massive wheels. They’re unnecessary, increase rolling resistance, decrease fuel efficiency and eat into cabin space.

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  20. The Continued Voyage Avatar
    The Continued Voyage

    I went from a BMW to an Audi to a skoda Enyaq and haven’t looked back! Well, that’s not strictly true, being electric, I have in fact looked back at a few BMW’s and Audi’s in the rear view mirror!
    Love the Idea of an Estate car but also like the look of the Enyaq🎉 replacement. So impressed with the build and handling of the Enyaq NEVER would have thought I would be a Skoda convert!

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