“New Škoda Enyaq Basic: Smallest Battery and Range, Available in Germany, Netherlands and Belgium”

The new basic enyaq will receive, as indicated by the numerical designation, the smallest battery that Škoda will offer for this model. Its total capacity will be 55 kWh, usable 52 kWh. This should be enough for a range of up to 365 km according to the WLTP standard. Charging will be possible with a power of up to 110 kW.

These are the lowest figures in the entire range of this model, as well as the output of the 109 kW (148 hp) electric motor that drives the rear wheels. The automaker has thus created a version that it will be able to sell for less than 40,000 euros, i.e. roughly 940,000 crowns.

However, we have bad news for those interested in such a cheap enyaq – according to the car manufacturer, the car will not be available in the Czech Republic. The car will be available in Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium. In our country, the vast majority of enyaqu sales are variants with a larger, 82kWh battery, so introducing a version with an even smaller battery than the offered 62 kilowatt-hour one does not make sense.

This currently forms the basis of the Czech offer with a price starting at 1.24 million crowns. It will offer rear-wheel drive with a power of 180 hp and a range of up to 395 km per charge according to the WLTP standard.