Report message guarantees for Epiq, Elroq, and Enyaq in the same thread

Epiq is now available for ordering, but delivery won’t occur until at least January. In that case, it’s perhaps not so surprising that Skoda offers a message guarantee with it...

13.10.2026 13:39 | Updated 13:49

Skoda announced today that the other two electric vehicle models in its lineup, Elroq and Enyaq, will also receive a message guarantee — alongside dropping the starting price of the most affordable version of Epiq and opening orders for the car.

Skoda also stated that the earliest delivery date for the Epiq 40 is next January, which likely forced them to offer a message guarantee for this model as well. A pleasant bonus for potential Skoda customers is that Elroq and Enyaq are also included in this offer.

The warranty applies to contracts signed by December 31 of this year, with the assumption that the Skoda will be registered for the coming year and delivered by March 31 at the latest.

Here you can read about other mileage warranty offers and similar limited-time deals we’ve found from other car importers in recent weeks:

Good enough price?

When Skoda unveiled the Epiq in May, it was announced that a version with a smaller battery would arrive by the end of the year. They barely made it on time, as the first customer vehicles will be delivered in January 2027.

The Epiq 40 with the smallest battery has a WLTP range of up to 327 km, and its starting price is 292,300 kroner, delivered in Oslo.

The Epiq 40 has a battery of 37 kilowatt-hours (kWt), while the Epiq 55 – which will come later – will have a battery of 52 kWt and a WLTP range of 440 kilometers.

Both are rear-wheel drive – if you want a Skoda with four-wheel drive, you need to upgrade to the larger Elroq model, which starts just under 500,000 kroner in its most affordable 4WD version.

“With the Epiq 40, we’ve brought Skoda’s electric vehicle entry price below 300,000 kroner,” says Martine Behrens, director of Skoda Norge at importer Harald A. Møller.

Whether the entry price is low enough is up to you, but when we tested a camouflaged pre-production version of the Epiq in February, we concluded that “an initial price not exceeding 275,000 kroner will be crucial” for the model to succeed in an increasingly competitive market:

A few months later, we received a static review of the model, which you can check out here:

In this video review, you will see among other things perhaps the car’s biggest advantage: its 475-liter trunk space, which is quite impressive for a compact SUV like this.

PS: Yesterday, Skoda announced that the Epiq will also be available in a sporty top version. Both the Epiq 40 and Epiq 55 will come in a Sportline edition, with prices to be released closer to the launch date, which is set for January 2027.

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