Auto test: Peaq: What can Skoda's new flagship do?
Contrary to the electric entry. Although Skoda is currently collecting many advance laurels for the price breaker Epiq, a new flagship is warming up in Mladá Boleslav with the Peaq.
Skoda's new flagship, the Peaq, is entering the electric SUV market with a significant price tag of 49,900 Euro, making it the most expensive electric model in the brand's lineup. As the only electric sedan amongst its siblings, the Peaq sets itself apart from other models in the VW group. Boasting a length of 4.87 meters, the Peaq is nearly 80 centimeters longer than the Epiq and over 20 centimeters longer than the Enyaq, providing ample space for either a large trunk (935-2150 liters) or a third row of seats with 299 liters of cargo space.
The Peaq's design exudes an air of luxury, with spacious seating and an optional third row, elegant ambient lighting, and high-quality materials. The car's advanced infotainment system, spacious interior, and comfortable ride make it a contender for luxury SUVs like the Mercedes EQE, BMW iX5, and Audi Q6.
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