Skoda Peaq: New 7-Seater EV Confirmed as New Flagship SUV

The Skoda Peaq is anticipated to incorporate design elements from the Vision 7S concept, which introduced Skoda's Modern Solid design language. This includes a distinctive front design with a flat structure known as the 'Tech-Deck Face,' and features like split headlamps and a redesigned grille, aimed at enhancing the vehicle's aerodynamics and visual appeal.

The Skoda Peaq is expected to be larger and more expensive than the Skoda Enyaq, positioning it as the flagship model in Skoda's electric vehicle lineup. While the Enyaq serves as a versatile electric SUV with various configurations, the Peaq is designed specifically for families, featuring a three-row layout and prioritizing space and comfort.

While specific technical specifications for the Skoda Peaq are yet to be disclosed, it is expected to be built on the MEB platform, allowing for both single and dual motor configurations. The Vision 7S concept suggested a potential range of up to 600 km on a single charge, which could be a target for the Peaq as well.

The interior of the Skoda Peaq is anticipated to include Skoda's 'Simply Clever' usability-focused solutions, designed to enhance practicality and comfort for families. Although detailed information is not yet available, features may include advanced infotainment systems, spacious seating arrangements, and practical storage solutions tailored for family use.

The Skoda Peaq is expected to compete with seven-seat electric SUVs like the Peugeot e-5008 and Mercedes-Benz GLB by offering a combination of space, practicality, and a competitive price point. Skoda aims to position the Peaq below larger, more premium electric SUVs such as the Kia EV9 and Hyundai Ioniq 9, making it an attractive option for families seeking value.