The Czech firm has also updated the Enyaq’s naming structure, with the existing 80 model replaced by the new 85 and the all-wheel-drive 80x morphed into the 85x.
The entry-level Enyaq 60 remains the same but benefits from a three-mile increase to its range which tops out at 249 miles. The 85, 85x and vRS use the same 77kWh battery as before, but benefit from increased ranges with the vRS model in particularly getting the biggest boost, according to Skoda, with a 16-mile increase resulting in a total range of up to 340 miles.The Enyaq’s power output has also been increased.
Both 85x and performance-orientated vRS models now get faster DC rapid charging. A maximum charge speed of 175kW represents a 40kW increase over the older versions, which results in a 10 to 80 per cent charge taking 29 minutes, a seven-minute improvement on their predecessors.Inside, the infotainment system has been cleaned up with simpler graphics alongside new graphics to make it easier to navigate than before. The digital cockpit display behind the driver has also been simplified.
The new Skoda Enyaq range kicks off from £38,970 for the 60 version, rising to £44,540 for the 85 and £48,605 for the 80x. The vRS, meanwhile, starts from £53,120.10 hours ago