- Skoda’s smallest entry-level EV - Offered with three variants and two battery pack options Skoda has officially revealed the Epiq, its most affordable electric SUV yet. Positioned as an entry point into Skoda’s EV portfolio, the compact crossover sits on the new-generation MEB+ platform and combines compact dimensions with a spacious cabin and practical features. The Epiq is the first production Skoda model to fully adopt the brand’s new ‘Modern Solid’ design language. The front fascia gets a gloss black Tech Deck Face in place of a conventional grille, flanked by slim T-shaped LED lighting elements that will become a signature styling cue for future Skoda SUVs. Skoda has also focused heavily on aerodynamics, with the Epiq achieving a drag coefficient of 0.275. The SUV features active cooling shutters, aerodynamic wheels, roof spoiler elements, air curtain channels, and an extensively optimised underbody to improve efficiency. In terms of dimensions, the Epiq measures 4,171mm in length, 1,798mm in width, and 1,581mm in height, while the wheelbase stands at 2,601mm. Depending on the variant, the SUV rides on 17-inch to 19-inch alloy wheels. The SUV offers a 475-litre boot along with an additional 25-litre front storage compartment. The cabin uses recycled and animal-free materials throughout, including upholstery made entirely from recycled polyester fibres. Depending on the trim, buyers can opt for multiple interior themes, ambient lighting, and Techtona leather alternative finishes. Feature highlights include a 13-inch Android-based infotainment touchscreen with Google Maps, YouTube, and Spotify integration, wireless phone charging, panoramic sunroof, Canton sound system, connected car technology, and digital key functionality. On the safety front, the Epiq comes equipped with seven airbags as standard along with ADAS features such as Front Assist, Lane Assist, Side Assist, Traffic Sign Recognition, and optional Travel Assist 3.0 with traffic light response and remote parking