Škoda Auto has expanded its electric lineup with the debut of the new Epiq Sportline, bringing an

Škoda Auto has expanded its electric lineup with the debut of the new Epiq Sportline, bringing an athletic character to the brand’s smallest and most accessible fully electric SUV. Together, the Epiq and Peaq have driven a combined total of more than 70,000 orders to date, bolstering the carmaker’s expanded electric portfolio as the models make their public appearance at the Paris Motor Show.

Design Features of the Epiq Sportline

The Epiq Sportline features body-coloured front and rear bumpers, a gloss black Škoda inscription, roof rails, and black side-mirror caps. It is the only Epiq version offered with a black roof and comes equipped with 19-inch black alloy wheels as standard, alongside optional 20-inch wheels. The model introduces an illuminated front radiator grille known as the Light Band, which pairs with T-shaped LED Matrix headlights and LED taillights. Inside, the cabin features sport seats upholstered in Suedia, a heated three-spoke sports steering wheel with regenerative braking paddles, stainless steel pedal caps, and ambient lighting.

Performance Versions and Equipment Packages

The vehicle is available in two versions with distinct battery capacities and power outputs. The Epiq 40 features a traction battery with a 38.5 kWh gross capacity (37 kWh net), delivering a maximum output of 99 kW, 267 Nm of torque, and a range exceeding 310 kilometres on a single charge, with 10 to 80 percent charging taking 23 minutes. The Epiq 55 utilizes a 55 kWh gross capacity battery (52 kWh net) to provide a maximum output of 155 kW and 290 Nm of torque. As the best-equipped version of the Epiq, the Sportline integrates the Convenience, Tech, and Light & View packages as standard, while optional add-ons include the Travel Package and Premium Package.

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