Škoda has officially confirmed UK pricing and specifications for its highly anticipated Peaq seven-seat electric flagship, starting at £51,980 on-the-road.

Open for orders in September as the electric equivalent to the brand’s popular combustion-engined Kodiaq, the Peaq is Skoda’s largest, most luxurious and most expensive model to date.

Offering a driving range of up to 390 miles, it measures nearly 4.9m in length and can accommodate seven adults, while providing up to 2,075 litres of luggage capacity with the second and third rows of seats folded flat.

The UK range will consist of three familiar trim grades: SE L, Edition and SportLine with both the Edition and SportLine available with all-wheel drive.

The Peaq is available with a choice of rear-wheel or all-wheel drive and delivers power outputs of up to 299hp.

Two powertrain variants – the 90 and 90x – deliver outputs ranging from 286hp to 299hp and driving ranges of up to 390 miles on the WLTP combined cycle.

Both variants are equipped with an 86kWh (net) battery – the largest ever offered in a Škoda EV. The 90 supports peak DC charging speeds of up to 199kW on a suitable rapid charger and can recharge from 10 to 80 per cent in around 28 minutes.

The Peaq’s powerful electric drivetrain and low centre of gravity provide strong driving dynamics and rapid acceleration. The all-wheel-drive 90x variant accelerates from 0 to 62mph in just 6.8 seconds.

The Peaq also supports vehicle-to-load (V2L), enabling energy stored in the high-voltage battery to power external electrical devices such as e-bikes or caravans.

Inspired by the Vision 7S concept car, the Peaq marks the boldest execution of Škoda’s ‘Modern Solid’ design language yet.

Familiar design elements already seen on the Epiq, Elroq and Enyaq include the illuminated glossy black Tech-Deck Face, which features fine vertical slats and LED backlighting. The electric flagship is available with full LED Matrix headlights incorporating 18 individual light segments, providing optimal visibility in all driving conditions without dazzling other road users. The Peaq’s striking appearance is further enhanced by large, aerodynamically optimised alloy wheels ranging in size from 19 to 21 inches. Customers can choose from nine exterior paint finishes.

With a wheelbase of almost 3m, passengers in the second and third rows benefit from exceptional levels of legroom. The third row also offers ample headroom, allowing adult occupants to travel in comfort. As customers have come to expect from Škoda, the interior also features a host of Simply Clever solutions designed to make everyday life easier.

With all seven seats in place, the Peaq offers 299 litres of luggage capacity. Folding the third row increases capacity to 890 litres, while folding both the second and third rows flat unlocks a maximum of 2,075 litres. In addition, a 37-litre front luggage compartment (frunk) provides convenient storage for charging cables and can also accommodate the parcel shelf when not in use.

Five interior Design Selections are available from launch, including SportLine. At the top of the range sit two Suite Design options. The Suite Black interior features a blend of leather and artificial leather, while the light grey Ceramic interior is finished in Techtona, a high-quality leather alternative.

The Loft Design Selection combines grey textile upholstery with black Techtona across the trim and seats, while the Lodge Design Selection features grey embossed textile seats paired with green-toned Techtona. Completing the range, the SportLine Lounge Design Selection combines Suedia upholstery with Techtona detailing.

All interior Design Selections feature LED ambient lighting and a heated multifunction steering wheel with Škoda lettering as standard. A two-spoke steering wheel is fitted across the range, while SportLine models receive a three-spoke design with regenerative braking paddles. Hands-Off Detection is integrated into both steering wheel designs and is standard from Edition specification upwards.

Selected interior options make use of sustainable materials, incorporating more than 50kg of recycled content.

The Peaq introduces several features appearing for the first time in a Škoda production model, including flush door handles. When the car is in motion or locked, the handles retract fully into the bodywork, improving airflow and contributing to enhanced aerodynamic efficiency.

Another standout feature is the brand’s largest-ever panoramic glass roof, utilising electrochromic technology to adjust light transmission via low voltage rather than a physical blind. Divided into nine segments, the roof offers three preset modes or manual adjustment for shade control, representing a significant tech-focused cabin feature

The Peaq also gets the latest Android-based infotainment system, offering extensive personalisation options and a wide range of applications, including native Škoda apps and third-party services such as Spotify, YouTube and Google Maps. A new digital mobile key also makes its debut, allowing the conventional key to be replaced by a smartphone or smartwatch app. This feature is particularly useful for vehicles shared between multiple drivers.

Essential driving information is displayed on a 10-inch digital driver display, while a 13.6-inch vertical infotainment screen with haptic controls houses the main infotainment system. An augmented-reality head-up display will be available as an option from 2027.

As Škoda’s new electric flagship, the Peaq also gets a range of new Simply Clever solutions designed to make everyday use even easier. It is the first Škoda model to feature wiper blades with integrated washers, which use washer fluid more efficiently and deliver improved windscreen cleaning performance.

Other practical features include Qi.2 wireless charging with up to 25W output, a foldable table, display cleaner, ticket holder, a USB socket integrated into the interior mirror, and an additional USB port in the third row. A QR code located in the luggage compartment provides access to a short video demonstrating the boot’s practical storage features when scanned.

The range opens with SE L, followed by Edition and is topped by SportLine.

The Peaq SE L is priced from £51,980 and gets a large 13.6-inch vertical infotainment display – a first for Škoda – with Android navigation, Virtual Cockpit and Qi 2 wireless charging. This is complemented by 19-inch alloy wheels, LED headlights, an electric tailgate with virtual pedal, heated front and rear seats, a heated windscreen and mobile digital key.

The mid-range Edition starts from £55,130 and is available in 90 and 90x forms. Edition models add a Suite design selection with black leather and artificial leather, matrix LED headlights, a horizontal light band and area view camera. Remote park assist and trained parking are also part of the standard specification on the Edition model.

Positioned at the top of the Peaq line-up, SportLine is priced from £58,280 and enhances both design and driving dynamics. It features 20-inch alloy wheels, distinctive black exterior detailing, and the Škoda wordmark on the D-pillar. SportLine models also include a bespoke interior Design Selection with sports seats and a three-spoke heated steering wheel. Dynamic Chassis Control is fitted as standard.

A range of optional features further elevates the Peaq’s positioning within the segment, reinforcing its premium appeal. These include a Relax Package with massage seats and front footrests, a Sonos sound system (available post-launch), and a folding table integrated into the front centre armrest. An optional panoramic glass roof and black roof finish for SportLine add a final touch of sophistication.

Standard safety equipment includes traffic sign recognition, front assist, turn assist, cross traffic assist, blind spot detection, multiple airbags, electronic child locks, Isofix preparation for the front passenger and outer second-row seats, and predictive adaptive cruise control.

Škoda Peaq model pricing