Is the Skoda Enyaq the Top Family EV for 2025? 🚗

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Skoda's Enyaq electric family hatch gets a useful mid-term update. Jonathan Crouch drives it.

The Enyaq was Skoda's very first EV and in this updated form, continues to use its Volkswagen Group EV technology to good effect, while still managing to incorporate a very Skoda look and feel. This facelift brings a sharper look, which continues to clothe one of the most spacious cabins in the segment. And in terms of drive range and equipment, both SUV and Coupe versions of this car will look attractive in the showroom for those who get the right price or lease deal.

Back in 2021, Skoda finally brought us its very first full-electric car, the Enyaq, then known as the 'Enyaq iV' and a model that started a bold new era in Skoda design. First launched as a boxy SUV hatch, followed two years later by an SUV-Coupe variant, this was the Czech brand's take on VW Group EV engineering - and successful it proved to be, with over a quarter of a million versions of this car sold in its first four years of production. By early 2025 though, competition had ramped up substantially, hence the need for the mid-term Enyaq update we look at here.

Despite it being frequently Europe's most popular electric car, the original Enyaq was, in truth, a slightly confusing product. Not just because it was Skoda's first EV, rear-driven and enormously heavy but also because of its design conundrums. It looked mid-sized but was priced compact. It claimed to herald 'a new era in electric Skoda motoring' but had an enormous combustion-style grille. And the 'iV' in its model name was the same as the brand had used on its fossil fuel Plug-in Hybrids. So Skoda had some sorting out to do with this car - and some repositioning too, after the arrival of its second EV in 2024, the only slightly smaller Elroq.

If this is the type of vehicle you are interested in, we recommend also viewing our review on the Skoda Octavia 2025 linked here: https://youtu.be/pFttvs0Gj7s

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Overview 00:00
Background 00:33
Driving Experience 02:57
Design and Build 07:24
Market and Model Range 20:00
Cost of Ownership 31:26
Summary 36:44

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