Skoda shows new Epiq

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Skoda Epiq, 2025, front
Skoda Epiq, 2025, side
Skoda Epiq, 2025, rear

SKODA has unveiled its new Epiq show car, offering a preview of its forthcoming all-electric city SUV crossover.

The model features a minimalist design and innovative elements that highlight practical solutions and it represents an important step in Skoda's electrification strategy and reflects the brand's commitment to delivering appealing, innovative, and affordable electric vehicles.

The Epiq debuted at the Volkswagen Group media workshop ahead of the IAA in Munich, alongside the other models in the Electric Urban Car Family of Volkswagen's Brand Group Core.

Klaus Zellmer, CEO of Skoda Auto,said: "The Epiq show car offers a concrete glimpse into the next addition to Skoda's successful all-electric family. It embodies the essence of Skoda: modern solid design, a spacious interior within a compact footprint, user-friendly, intuitive digital interfaces, and Simply Clever details that ensure a seamless experience - and above all - at an attractive price point. With the Epiq, we're taking another step towards making electric cars a practical and compelling choice for everyday drivers."

The show car presents the Epiq as a compact city SUV crossover measuring 4.1 metres in length.

It seats five passengers comfortably, offers an impressive 475-litre boot and a range of up to 264 miles.

The starting price of the future production model is expected to be comparable with its ICE counterpart, the Kamiq, in many markets - positioning it as the most affordable electric vehicle in Skoda's expanding portfolio.

The Epiq is the first Skoda model to fully adopt the brand's new Modern Solid design language, applied both inside and out.

Cashmere matt paintwork is paired with a glossy black Tech-Deck Face, framed by T-shaped LED daytime running lights and turn indicators.

The headlights sit lower, accentuating the robust front bumper with its spoiler finished in Cosmo grey. A new tornado line visually separates the body sections, gives the vehicle strong shoulders, and distinguishes the glass cabin from the rest of the car - creating a dynamic and contemporary look.

The Epiq offers generous storage options and clever luggage solutions, including bag hooks, fasteners, and hidden underfloor compartments.

The interior is minimalist and functional, featuring wireless phone charging, Simply Clever compartments, as well as physical buttons and haptic scroll wheels.

The Epiq will be built at the Volkswagen Navarra plant in Spain as part of a joint development and production project within Volkswagen's BGC.

The production version of the Skoda Epiq is scheduled to make its world premiere in mid-2026.

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