Škoda cuts prices on its electric SUVs with discounts of up to €7,400!

Škoda launches its Eco Grant on Elroq and Enyaq. A manufacturer advantage that can be combined with CEE boosts.

In the commercial battle of November, Škoda presents a concrete argument: several thousand euros deducted from the list price of its electric SUVs. Called the “Škoda Eco Grant,” this discount deserves an essential clarification: it is distinct from the CEE grant, which is also included in some financing offers.

The Peaq Clever 90 earns the most generous discount in this selection: €7,400. It is also offered from €749/month in long-term rental for 37 months and 45,000 kilometers. Its first payment of €390 can be offset by an equivalent EDF CEE grant.

For the Elroq, the manufacturer discount reaches €3,300 for the 60 Element version. It increases to €3,600 on the Elroq 85 Plus shown on the brand’s website. The compact SUV is also priced from €449/month in long-term rental for 37 months and 45,000 kilometers.

Electric Grant

The Enyaq benefits from a higher commercial effort: €5,000 on the 85 Element and €5,300 on the 85 Plus presented. The Coupe variant pushes the advantage to €6,500 in the Element finish, even €6,800 for the highlighted 85 Plus model. Both body styles are available from €529/month, also for 37 months and 45,000 kilometers.

However, be careful to read the promise of a zero contribution well. In these rental examples, the first payment of €3,535 is offset by an EDF CEE grant of the same amount, subject to eligibility conditions and if the distributor agrees to advance it. This aid should therefore not be confused with the discount granted by Škoda.

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