Explore our range of EV and PHEV cars
If you want find out more about the Škoda electric and plug-in hybrid car range, you’re in the right place. You can see the full line-up starting below. We’ve also put together a useful set of tools to help answer any questions you may have about how these cars work; what the benefits of each type are; and what's involved with charging, insurance and maintenance.
The new, all-electric Škoda Epiq
Our electric compact SUV
Compact size. Epic ambition. The new, all-electric Škoda Epiq is here to put the fun back into to your daily adventures. Clever features, stunning style and more than a dash of space all add up to perfect package.
Elroq – smart and fully featured electric family SUV
The versatile Škoda Elroq. Spacious enough for all your stuff and available in a stylish range of trims – including the sporty vRS. All with the driving range and comfort to make those big family trips a breeze.
Enyaq – the spacious and capable electric SUV
Holidays and hobbies. Big dogs and active kids. The all-electric Škoda Enyaq takes it all in its stride, with masses of space, intuitive technology and strong performance – not forgetting eye-catching style from every angle.
Enyaq Coupé – the seriously stylish electric SUV
Everything great about the Enyaq, elevated with some sporty coupé style. Who said you can’t have your cake and eat it? Choose which trim speaks to you: classy Edition, sharp SportLine or sporty vRS.
The new, all-electric Škoda Peaq
Coming soon: The new, all-electric Škoda Peaq. Our flagship electric SUV will be the biggest and most luxurious Škoda yet, with seven seats and a fresh, eye-catching design. Prepare to be inspired.
Now available as PHEV
Škoda Kodiaq
The Kodiaq offers more space than you thought possible, with no shortage of style either. In 5-seat form, it’s available with the flexibility of plug-in hybrid petrol and electric power.
Škoda Superb Estate
Executive luxury, long-distance comfort and versatile space come together in the Superb – perfectly paired with our plug-in hybrid, petrol-electric powertrain.
Explore our handy EV tools and calculators
Electric cars FAQs
How long does it take to charge an electric car?
Charging a Škoda electric car can take anywhere from about 30 minutes on a rapid charger to around 6–8 hours using a home wall box. It depends on the charger you use and how full the battery already is.
How much does it cost to charge an electric car?
It depends where you charge it. At home, a full charge for an average electric car usually costs about £15–£17. Using public rapid chargers can cost more, sometimes around £20–£40 for a full charge, depending on the speed and provider.
How can I find the nearest charging point?
You can find your nearest charging point by using a free app or online map such as the Škoda Powerpass Map. This shows thousands of chargers across the UK and Europe and lets you search by location, charger type, and availability.
Do electric cars need an MOT?
Yes, just like petrol or diesel cars, electric cars need an MOT once they’re three years old.
How do electric cars work?
Electric cars work by using a battery to power an electric motor, instead of a petrol engine. When you press the accelerator, electricity from the battery flows to the motor, which turns the wheels. The battery is recharged by plugging the car into a charging point.
Will I save money with an electric vehicle?
Yes – in many cases, you can save money with an electric vehicle, especially on day-to-day running costs. Charging at home is usually much cheaper than buying petrol. Electric cars also tend to need less
Can I charge my electric car in the rain?
Yes, you can absolutely charge your electric Škoda in the rain. The cars and their charging systems are designed to be completely safe, weatherproof, and to withstand rain, snow, and humidity.
What affects the range of electric cars?
The range of Škoda electric vehicles is primarily affected by ambient temperature, driving speed, terrain, and the use of climate control. Cold weather significantly reduces efficiency, while consistent, high-speed motorway driving uses more battery than city driving. Other factors include payload, tyre pressure, and battery degradation over time.
How much do electric cars cost to run?
There are many variables to take into account. This Škoda Electric Car Running Costs Calculator helps you calculate your fuel costs and find out how much you could save.
What’s the difference between a BEV and a PHEV?
Put simply, a Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV), which is sometimes just called an EV, is powered solely by an electric battery. Meanwhile, a Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV) has both an electric motor and an internal combustion engine.
How do Electric Cars Work?
PHEV technology
PHEV cars work by combining a petrol or diesel engine with an electric motor and a rechargeable battery. Find out more about how Škoda PHEV technology powers our electric cars by following the link below.
Battery technology
BEV cars are powered exclusively by electricity stored in large, rechargeable battery packs. These sit under the body of the car. Find out more about Škoda battery technology on the page linked to below.
Electric vehicles: more questions answered
Got more questions? For the full electric car FAQ menu, please follow the FAQ link below. And if – like most people – you don’t know your BEV from your PHEV from your MHEV, don’t worry. Our A-Z electric vehicle glossary tells you what’s what in plain English.
Useful links
Insuring your electric vehicle
Car insurance is all about peace of mind. And when you insure your electric or PHEV Škoda with us you can relax in the knowledge that your car is covered by a policy designed specifically for you. Škoda Car Insurance is underwritten by UK Insurance Limited.
Maintaining and servicing your electric vehicle
The good news is that fewer moving parts generally means lower maintenance costs compared to conventional internal combustion engine cars. And from battery checks and car software diagnostics to MOT preparation, your authorised Škoda Service can keep your car in perfect running order.