Skoda Enyaq Coupe: High Prices for the Czech SUV

The Skoda Enyaq Coupe adds a new electric SUV to the lineup, with a more aggressive design. The price is rather hefty.

Unveiled just over 5 months ago, the Enyaq Coupe iV is now available on the French market. This visually sportier variant of the Enyaq is priced from €48,010. It will therefore miss out on the maximum bonus of €6,000, despite the increased ceiling set at €47,000. Versions priced below €60,000 will, however, be eligible for a €2,000 subsidy.

While the standard Enyaq range starts with a 150 hp entry-level model, the Coupe immediately kicks off with the 60 version at 180 hp. Next is the 80 version at 204 hp, the 80X at 265 hp, and the RS at 299 hp. The last two feature all-wheel drive, while the others are rear-wheel drive.

The Enyaq Coupe in the 60 version is equipped with a 62 kWh battery, while the other versions have an 82 kWh battery. Range varies from 416 km for the small battery model to 544 km for the 80, which consumes slightly less than the 80X and RS.

Regardless of the chosen model, the Enyaq Coupe features an onboard charger of 11 kW. On DC fast charging, the maximum charge power reaches 120 kW for the 60 version, and 135 kW for the others.

As for trims, things are simpler: the Enyaq Coupe is available either in standard configuration or in Sportline version. Only the RS model deviates from this scheme. It features unique elements such as the illuminated Crystal Face grille, 20-inch wheels, or yellow-stitched mixed upholstery.

Skoda Enyaq Coupe iV Pricing

The Enyaq Coupe commands a high premium for its more dynamic appearance. Prices increase significantly compared to the base model. For the standard Enyaq, the increase ranges from €3,590 to €4,810. For the Sportline, the hike is even more impressive, between €8,340 and €9,260.

Deliveries of the Skoda Enyaq Coupe will begin early next year.

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