Highlights
- Skoda’s biggest SUV ever, the Peaq, debuts in late 2026
- Seven seats across three rows on the MEB platform
- Up to 600 km range on a single charge
- Fast charges from 10 to 80% in around 28 minutes
- Production starts at Skoda’s Mlada Boleslav plant later this year
Key Facts
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Detail |
Spec |
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Length |
~4.9 metres |
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Wheelbase |
2,965 mm |
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Seating |
7 adults across 3 rows |
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Boot capacity (3rd row up) |
299 litres |
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Boot capacity (3rd row folded) |
890 litres |
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Frunk storage |
37 litres |
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Range (top variants) |
Up to 600 km |
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Fast charge (10–80%) |
~28 minutes |
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0–100 km/h (Peaq 90X) |
~6.7 seconds |
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Infotainment screen |
13.6-inch vertical, Android-based |
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Instrument cluster |
10-inch digital |
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Panoramic roof segments |
9 |
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Drivetrain (Peaq 90X) |
All-wheel drive |
Overview
Skoda is about to enter territory it has never touched before. The Peaq is the production version of the Vision 7S concept first shown in 2022, and it is easily the largest, most ambitious vehicle the Czech brand has ever built.
At around 4.9 metres long with a 2,965 mm wheelbase, the Peaq sits roughly 22 cm longer than the Enyaq and 12 cm longer than the Kodiaq. That extra length is not just a number. It directly translates into a genuinely usable third row, something most seven-seat SUVs at this price point struggle to deliver.
The Peaq is built on the MEB platform, which already underpins the Volkswagen ID range, Cupra Tavascan, and Audi Q4. That is a proven foundation. Buyers get the reliability of a platform with hundreds of thousands of real-world miles behind it.
Three variants are available:
- Peaq 60 – entry level
- Peaq 90 – mid-range, long range battery
- Peaq 90X – all-wheel drive, 0–100 km/h in 6.7 seconds
The higher-spec variants cover up to 600 km on a single charge, and fast charging from 10 to 80% takes around 28 minutes.
Inside, the cabin brings real substance. The Peaq gets a 13.6-inch vertical Android-based infotainment screen and a 10-inch digital instrument cluster. Depending on trim, buyers get massaging seats, electrically adjustable leg rests, a folding table, wireless charging, and a digital key.
The panoramic roof is the largest ever fitted to a Skoda, made up of 9 segments with adjustable light transmission.
Production begins at Skoda’s Mlada Boleslav plant in late 2026, with the Sportline version arriving first. Pricing has not yet been announced.
FAQs
What is the Skoda Peaq? The Peaq is Skoda’s new flagship electric SUV. It is the largest vehicle the brand has ever produced, based on the Vision 7S concept with three-row seating for seven adults.
How much range does the Skoda Peaq have? The top variants, Peaq 90 and Peaq 90X, offer up to 600 km of range on a single charge.
When does the Skoda Peaq go on sale? Production starts in late 2026 at Skoda’s Czech plant. The Sportline trim arrives first.
How big is the Skoda Peaq? Around 4.9 metres long with a 2,965 mm wheelbase, noticeably larger than both the Enyaq and Kodiaq.
What is the Skoda Peaq price? Pricing has not been confirmed yet.
Takeaways
- The Peaq is a genuine step up for Skoda, larger, more premium, and more capable than anything the brand has offered before.
- 600 km range and 28-minute fast charging make it practically competitive with the best EVs in the segment.
- The MEB platform gives it a strong, proven mechanical base.
- Seven proper adult seats in a sub-5-metre SUV is a meaningful achievement.
- Pricing will determine everything, if Skoda keeps it accessible, this could be one of the most practical family EVs of 2027.
