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Skoda broadens Enyaq Coupe iV line-up with three new models

Prices start from £44,825.

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Skoda has expanded its electric Enyaq Coupe iV range, introducing a trio of new models designed to sit underneath its recently introduced vRS flagship.

The Czech firm has introduced a new 80, 80 SportLine Plus and 80x SportLine Plus to the range, with all three available to order from January 17.

Skoda Enyaq Coupe
All cars get a large infotainment screen and plenty of standard equipment

All versions come equipped with an 82kWh battery – of which 77kWh is useable – delivering a range of between 320 miles in the 80x to 345 miles in the regular 80. Each Enyaq Coupe model also has rapid charging capability, meaning that a 0 to 80 per cent charge could be achieved in around 29 minutes when hooked up to the right charger. Plugging in at home with a 7kW plug will see a full charge take 13 hours.

Priced from £44,825, the new Enyaq iV 80 includes a range of standard features such as a full-length fixed panoramic sunroof, 19-inch alloy wheels and LED front and rear lights. A large touchscreen with satellite navigation is included too.

Move up to the Enyaq iV 80 SportLine Plus – priced from £50,405 – and you’ll find a range of more dynamic touches, including 20-inch alloy wheels and full LED Matrix headlights as well as sport suspension. Inside, there’s a sports interior with Microsuede and leather upholstery alongside tri-zone climate control and adaptive cruise control.

Skoda Enyaq Coupe
80x models get all-wheel-drive

Then there’s the 80x SportLine Plus, which brings added traction and performance thanks to its additional electric motor mounted on the front axle which gives the Enyaq all-wheel-drive. It gets the same level of specification as the regular SportLine Plus, too. It’s priced from £52,505.

At the top of the range is the recently-introduced Enyaq Coupe iV vRS, which is priced from £54,370. It has the same basic setup as the 80x, but delivers 295bhp over the 80x’s 261bhp. Alongside this increase in power, the vRS also benefits from a sportier interior, as well as redesigned sport bumpers, 20-inch alloy wheels and Skoda’s Crystal Face grille, which adds hundreds of LEDs to the car’s front end.

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