Skoda Peaq Electric SUV Unveiled With Up To 647 KM Range, 299 BHP AWD Powertrain - Team Autopunditz - 20 hours ago - 3 min read Skoda has officially revealed the all-new Peaq, its largest and most advanced electric SUV yet. Positioned as the brand’s global flagship EV, the three-row SUV combines long-distance range, family-focused practicality and premium technology, placing it against large electric SUVs such as the Kia EV9, Hyundai Ioniq 9 and Volvo EX90. The Peaq measures over 4.8 metres in length and is based on Volkswagen Group’s dedicated MEB electric architecture. It also represents the production evolution of Skoda’s Vision 7S concept, bringing the Czech brand’s latest “Modern Solid” design language to its biggest electric model. Skoda’s Largest Electric SUV Yet The Peaq will be offered in both five-seat and seven-seat configurations, making it the most spacious EV in Skoda’s global line-up. The seven-seat version is aimed at family buyers looking for a premium electric SUV with genuine third-row usability. Skoda has focused heavily on cabin flexibility and luggage space. The long wheelbase gives the Peaq a practical interior layout, while the three-row version still offers usable cargo capacity, making it more than just a style-led flagship. Two Battery Packs, Three Powertrain Options Skoda will offer the Peaq with two battery pack choices: 63 kWh and 91 kWh. The entry-level Peaq 60 uses the smaller battery and comes with a rear-wheel-drive layout. It produces 204 hp from a single rear-mounted electric motor. The Peaq 90 gets the larger 91 kWh battery and also uses a rear-wheel-drive setup. This variant produces 286 hp and is expected to be the long-range option for buyers prioritising efficiency and highway usability. At the top of the range sits the Peaq 90x, which adds a second electric motor for all-wheel drive. This