Inovev forecasts 25,000 units per year of the new Skoda Enyaq
- Skoda (Czech subsidiary of the Volkswagen group) has unveiled its first 100% electric SUV, the Enyaq, which with a length of 4.65 m is part of the D-segment, like the Skoda Kodiaq (4.70 m), the Seat Tarraco (4.74m) or the VW TiguanAllspace (4.80m).
- This is the second 100% electric model of the Skoda brand, after the small Citigo sedan (A-segment) and the second official model of the new 100% electric family of the Volkswagen group based on the MEB platform which has already unveiled its ID3 (C-segment sedan) but not yet its ID4 (D-segment SUV).
- The price of the Enyaq is set at 40,800 euros (excluding subsidies and/or taxes reduction) for the entry level version (400 km of autonomy) and 47,300 euros for the highest level version (500 km of autonomy), i.e. a very low price difference compared to a VW ID3 (38,000 euros). An even cheaper version (340 km of autonomy) will be launched next year, therefore at the price of a VW ID3.
- Skoda is marketing models with prices lower than Volkswagen's, explaining why this price distortion of the Enyaq compared to ID3 and future ID4.
- Contrary to what Volkswagen had announced, the Enyaq will be produced at the Czech plant of Mlada Boleslav and not at the Zwickau or Emden plant. This change is certainly due to the postponement of the construction of the Volkswagen plant in Turkey which should have allowed capacities in Emden (with the transfer of Passats from Emden to Turkey). Given the attractive price of the Enyaq, Inovev expects 25,000 sales per year of this 100% electric model.
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