Overview
- Škoda said the Epiq will reach dealers in the coming weeks with a base price of €25,900 and a top Epiq 55 from €32,100.
- The Epiq 55 is specified with 155 kW (211 PS), a roughly 51.7–52 kWh battery, up to about 440 km WLTP range, DC charging up to 105 kW and 11 kW AC charging plus optional bidirectional charging.
- Škoda reports more than 30,000 firm orders before dealer deliveries which, combined with an initial marketing focus on the higher‑spec Epiq 55, makes short‑term deliveries unlikely for many customers.
- The model is built on Volkswagen Group’s front‑wheel‑drive MEB+ platform and is produced on a shared assembly line in Spain alongside VW and Cupra small EVs to save cost and speed rollout.
- The Epiq offers a 475‑litre trunk, up to 1,345 litres with seats folded, uses animal‑free interior materials called Techtona, and is positioned to bring more buyers into compact electric crossovers.