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Skoda Epiq prices starting at 27,700 euros (for now)

Skoda Epiq prices starting at 27,700 euros (for now)

The price of the Skoda Epiq starts at 27,700 euros for the ’40’ version, which is described as “the heart of the new electric Urban Crossover’s offering.”

Skoda Epiq prices for the 315 km range version

Skoda Epiq prices

The ’40’ features an electric motor with 99 kW of power and a battery with 37 kWh of net capacity, offering a range of 315 km. It’s not meant for long trips, but according to Skoda, it combines technology, comfort, and affordability—following the brand’s traditional focus on value for money typical of the Volkswagen Group. The Epiq 40 (with DC charging capability up to 90 kW) joins the already available top-tier Epiq 55. Its standard equipment includes a large 13-inch infotainment system with 10 years of connectivity services included, as well as wireless smartphone connectivity, full LED headlights and taillights, urban active driving assistance systems, and rear parking sensors. The Epiq range will be completed in October with the 35 version, which has the same 37 kWh battery but 85 kW of power output and a lower price of 26,400 euros.

Two more equipped versions at 30,150 and 31,800

Skoda Epiq prices

Another novelty is the Epiq 40 Plus version, developed for the Italian market. Standard features include 18-inch black alloy wheels. There’s also the Tech Pack, which includes a Mobile Digital Key and a Phone Box with wireless charging. Additional features are a rear camera, front parking sensors, Drive Mode Select, Vehicle to Load technology, and a volumetric alarm. The starting price here is 30,150 euros. The Epiq 40 range is completed by the Selection version, which currently represents the top of the line. It adds a full suite of ADAS systems for Level 2 assisted driving, a dual-zone climate control system, heated seats, and tinted rear windows. The Epiq 40 Selection costs 31,800 euros.

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