Skoda reveals UK pricing for Enyaq Coupé iV vRS

Skoda has revealed pricing and specification details for the new Enyaq Coupé iV vRS in the UK. Prices start from £51,885 and order books open on 17 February, with the first customer deliveries due for the end of July this year.

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Skoda presented the Enyaq Coupé in Prague in last month. The electric car expands the Czech VW subsidiary’s electric range with familiar technology and basis. Skoda first presented the Enyaq in September 2020.

Skoda is also introducing a number of updates to its Enyaq iV model in the UK. The updated model will offer charging speeds of up to 135kW (up from 125kW) for all Enyaq iV 80 models built from January 2022. Enyaq iV 60 models will now be able to charge at speeds up to 120kW (up from 100kW).

Skoda says that the improvements mean that owners will gain improved functionality from the infotainment system, enhanced safety systems and faster DC rapid charging.

While the order books for the ENYAQ Coupé iV vRS in the UK will open on 17 February, and the first UK deliveries expected by the end of July – Skoda says that derivatives of the ENYAQ Coupé iV will follow after the market introduction of the vRS model.

Update 09 December 2022

Skoda has confirmed final UK specifications and pricing for the SUV version of its Enyaq iV vRS – the second all-electric model to wear the brand’s vRS badge. Available to order from 17 January 2023, the Enyaq iV vRS follows in the wheel tracks of the Enyaq Coupé iV vRS launched earlier this year.

Priced from £52,670, the new Enyaq iV vRS is fitted with an 82kWh (77kWh net) battery pack and has a WLTP driving range of 321 miles. Like the Coupé version, the SUV variant has a power output of 220 kW and is equipped with twin motors – one on each axle. With this setup, acceleration from 0-62mph is possible in 6.5 seconds, with up to 460 Nm of torque being produced.

The ENYAQ iV vRS can be charged at speeds of up to 135kW via a CCS rapid charger, and can charge up to 80% in 36 minutes when connected to a 150 kW charger. On a standard 7.2kW home wallbox charger, a full charge takes around 13 hours.

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