Peaq and Epiq: Meet the cars shaping Skoda’s electric future
And there are two power outputs of 135PS and 211PS available from the electric motor, which drives the front wheels for the first time in an electric Skoda. Acceleration is punchy regardless of which version you go for, with 0-62mph covered in as little as 7.1 seconds. It also features one-pedal driving, making driving in-town seamless.
The interior of the Epiq also features the essence of Modern Solid, so it isn’t just spacious, it’s also the sort of space that makes you feel good about being in it. The Epiq envelops you in an area that feels stylish, functional and luxurious; it helps you to feel confident about and enjoy any journey, no matter whether you’re commuting to work or heading off for a long weekend of outdoor activities.
There are two trim levels, SE L and Edition, and the standard equipment roster on SE L is lengthy; it includes LED lights at both ends, a digital driver’s display and 13-inch central touchscreen, wireless smartphone connectivity, keyless start/stop and adaptive cruise control. Single zone climate control and rear parking sensors are also standard. Edition trim enhances the offering by adding sat-nav, a heated steering wheel and heated front seats, dual-zone climate control, wireless smartphone charging and a rear view camera. And of course, you can stay in touch with your Epiq at all times using the MySkoda app.
First Edition models – which are only available in a limited number at launch – come with a number of unique styling touches, including orange door mirror caps, a strip on the wheel trims, a black roof, and 20-inch alloy wheels.
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