Large SUV: Skoda Peaq takes seven in one go
So far, families with many children or a large circle of friends have had to choose between the ID.Buzz or a combustion engine car in the VW Group. Now Skoda is also offering them an electric SUV alternative.
Skoda is set to launch its first seven-seat SUV, the Peaq, which can be charged at a charging station, making it the first in the VW Group to do so. The Czech company will start selling the Peaq later this year, priced at at least 49,900 euros. The new model is 20cm longer and has a longer wheelbase than Skoda's current top model, the Enyaq, and features a third row of seats that can be optionally installed.
The Peaq offers a spacious interior, with 935 liters of storage space behind the rear door and a range of up to 647 kilometers. The vehicle will be available with three motor options and two battery types, with a top speed of 180 km/h and acceleration from 0-100 km/h in 6.7 seconds.
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