It’s facelift time for the Skoda Enyaq – here’s our first look.
The Skoda Enyaq will be refreshed in 2025, and Skoda has now revealed teaser images that show what the updated car will look like.
While the main body shape won’t change, there’s going to be a new front end design inspired by the recently launched Elroq – which sits below the Enyaq as a slightly smaller, slightly cheaper option.
The headlight cluster will be split into two – at the top will be a slim LED daytime running light bar, and beneath that will be the main headlight unit, featuring LED bulbs as standard. Sitting where a traditional grille would be is Skoda’s ‘Tech Deck’ – containing all the sensors and cameras needed for its suite of driver assistance systems. An illuminated Tech Deck is available, taking over from the Enyaq’s current ‘Crystal Face’ illuminated grille option.
Skoda tells us that the redesigned front end makes the Enyaq more aerodynamic than before, which should mean an increase in the range estimate.
Currently, 55kWh and 82kWh batteries are available, offering up to 234 and 358 miles respectively. We don’t expect this to change in the facelifted model, given that the newly revealed Elroq has both these battery choices.
The Enyaq will be offered in a new Olive Green paint shade and will come with new Dark Chrome exterior trim.
Inside, the Enyaq will gain a new infotainment touchscreen, which will be bigger in size and more responsive than before. You’ll also be able to customise aspects of it, putting your most-used features within easy reach.
Alongside the standard car is the Enyaq Coupe, featuring a sloping roofline for style and efficiency and with only a slight decrease in practicality.
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