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Skoda widens its EV offering with this compact, yet spacious family model, the Elroq. It slots in below the Enyaq, but still manages to feel like a more usably-sized family car than the other small VW Group EVs whose engineering it shares. If you've been holding back for a more versatile kind of smaller EV, this Czech contender could be worth trading up to.
With the Elroq, Skoda's EV product offensive at last gets into gear, after a lull following the introduction of the brand's first electric model, the Enyaq, back in 2020. The Elroq's a smaller car, positioned as the electric alternative to the brand's lower mid-sized combustion-powered SUV, the Karoq. In EV terms, it's the Skoda version of the engineering that's also brought us similarly-sized VW Group EVs like the Volkswagen ID.3 and the CUPRA Born. But the Elroq's a little bigger and costs less. Perhaps even more significantly, it costs a lot less than its most obvious market rivals too. Sounds good so far. Add in a trendy new design language and very competitive EV range figures and there might be lots to interest you here.
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Economy | 70% |
Depreciation | 70% |
Insurance | 70% |
Total | 70% |