Skoda It is preparing a key move within its electric offensive with the arrival of the new Skoda Peaq. A large, seven-seater SUV powered 100% by batteriesThis model sits at the top of the Czech firm's range and aims to translate the role currently played by the [vehicle name] into the realm of zero emissions. Kodiaq among combustion SUVs.
Designed from the outset for the European market and with particular relevance in countries such as Spain, where family SUVs are gaining groundThe Peaq aims to become a spacious and versatile alternative for those who need plenty of room but don't want to compromise on sustainable mobility. Its world premiere is confirmed for [date missing]. Summer 2026 And the brand expects it to arrive at European dealerships before the end of that same year.
A new electric flagship for the Skoda range…
The Peaq will be the the largest and highest status electric model in the Skoda catalog, placing itself above the current ones Enyag y elroq and the future Epiq. With some about five meters long and seven seatsIt falls into the E segment of large family SUVs. In this segment, it will have to compete against offerings such as Peugeot e-5008, Mercedes-Benz CAP or the South Koreans Kia EV9 o Hyundai ioniq 9.
Skoda has made it clear that this new SUV will be his most expensive car to dateexceeding the starting price of the Enyaq, which is around €40.000 in Europe. Even so, the brand insists it will maintain a Competitive value-for-money ratio compared to larger, more premium electric models, one of the arguments that have historically characterized the Czech firm.
The chosen name is not accidental either. “Peaq” is a direct reference to the English word “peak” (summit)This is a nod to its position at the top of the brand's range and its role as the technological and design pinnacle within Skoda's electric vehicle lineup. Furthermore, it maintains the traditional "q" ending of the brand's SUVs (Karoq, Kodiaq, Kamiq, Enyaq, Elroq, Epiq…), reinforcing its family identity.
From the Vision 7S prototype to the production model…
The Skoda Peaq is, essentially, the translation to the series of the Vision 7S prototype presented in 2022This concept car debuted the brand's new design language, called Modern Solid. That styling exercise wasn't just a showcase, but a clear roadmap: it foreshadowed a large, seven-seater SUV with a highly practical focus, designed for real families and long journeys.
With the Peaq, Skoda takes to the road The main ideas of the Vision 7S: visual robustness, clean lines and a design oriented towards functionalityThe final design is expected to be very close to the concept, although with the necessary adaptations for production. The front end will adopt the new "Tech-Deck Face" signature, which replaces the classic grille with a closed, dark-finished surface housing the sensors and radars for the driver assistance systems.
The optics will also play an important role. The prototype includes... LED headlights divided into several levels and very pronounced “T” or “C” shapesIn addition, a light bar connects the headlights to the central area of the front fascia. At the rear, stylized LED taillights are expected, reinforcing the brand's new visual identity and making the model easily recognizable at a glance.
Modern Solid design and new brand identity…
The language Modern Solid represents a shift towards simple forms, clean surfaces and a feeling of solidity. which aims to convey durability. In the Peaq, this will translate into muscular proportions, well-defined wheel arches, and a relatively aerodynamic silhouette for what is expected of an SUV of its size. One of the most striking changes will be the The traditional logo with the winged arrow was replaced with the word “SKODA” in capital letters.both on the hood and the tailgate.
This solution has already begun to appear in models like the Elroq and the Epiq, and will be consolidated with the new electric flagship. Aerodynamics will be a key aspect. Skoda aims to Features such as flush door handles, a gently sloping roofline, and a prominent rear spoiler to reduce drag, improve efficiency, and lower fuel consumption. All of this not only enhances range but also contributes to offering a quieter and more comfortable cabin on the roadThis is especially relevant on long trips with the whole family on board.
Interior with seven seats, Simply Clever solutions and advanced technology…
El Skoda Peaq It will stand out for its interior designed for real-world use, with seven seater distributed in three rows and a completely flat floor thanks to its architecture electricalSkoda wants the third row be valid for long journeys as well as for children, reinforcing its focus on family SUV spacious and practical. Furthermore, it will maintain the philosophy Simply Cleverwith multiple storage compartments, hooks, supports and functional solutions for everyday use.
Areas are also expected wireless charging for multiple mobile phones, specific compartments, and details to prevent objects from shifting while driving. The dashboard will maintain a minimalist style, with a large central screen of approximately... 14-15 inchcombined with physical or haptic controls for key functions such as climate control. Regarding technological equipmentThe Peaq should incorporate the usual driver assistance systems found in the latest Volkswagen Group electric vehicles, including adaptive cruise controlLane keeping assistant, automatic emergency braking, detector of dead angle and advanced parking systems.
The more complete versions could add highway assistance features such as lane centering and intelligent speed management, approaching the level 2 semi-autonomous drivingsupported by faster electronics specific to the platform MEB+In terms of connectivity, it will feature updates OTAwireless integration with Android Auto y Apple CarPlayand connected services to plan routes with chargers, remotely control the climate control or check the vehicle's status from your mobile phone.
MEB+ platform, up to 600 kilometers of range and more sustainable materials…
Peaq will use the platform MEB+ From the Volkswagen Group, a more advanced evolution with greater efficiency, interior space, and improved electronics. This platform will allow for flexible engine, drivetrain, and energy management configurations for a large SUV. Although Skoda has not yet released definitive figures, battery capacity is estimated at 86-90 kWh useful and an autonomy close to 600km WLTP.
There will be versions with one engine (rear-wheel drive) and with two engines (all-wheel drive), with powers from about 286 CVWith fast charging, it could be around 200 kWachieving 10% to 80% in about 30 minutes. The Skoda Peaq will use materials sustainable and recycled materials, such as fabrics made from recycled plastics and more environmentally friendly upholstery. All this without compromising on a strong perception of quality, key to its role as the flagship model in the electric vehicle range.
A key piece in Skoda's electric strategy…
The launch of the new Skoda Peaq will be a central part of the Czech company's electrical growth alongside Enyag, Enyaq coupe y elroqAt the entrance, the epiq (segment B), which will be manufactured in Landaben (Navarre), reinforcing the industrial and commercial strategy in Europe.
Executives like Martin Jahn highlight its strategic value. Maintaining the Skoda DNA of spacePracticality and convenience in an electric package. The Peaq is conceived as a natural evolution for customers of Octavia, Superb o KodiaqOffering a large, practical, and technologically advanced SUV. Its goal: to be a solid alternative between mainstream and premium brands for those who need 7 places or with a electric car principal.
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