Skoda Enyaq SUV & Coupe Facelift Teased Ahead of Official Launch

Ahead of its official reveal scheduled on January 8, Skoda recently released a teaser video of its Enyaq, which will be available in both SUV and coupé variants. This comes after design sketches of the electric SUV were published by the company, which also marked the debut of the new Modern Solid design language. Exterior details of the vehicle remain in the books, however, with no interior features or technical details made public.

Skoda has given the Enyaq a new ‘Tech Deck’ face, consisting of split LED headlamps positioned on the bumper (like on the Elroq EV). For daytime running lights, four segmented LEDs at either edge are connected by 23 individual LEDs that simulate the slot-like grille look of an ICE car. These 23 lights sit on a blanked-off panel, verifying their EV credentials. This same panel also houses the front camera below the DRLs.

The winged-arrow Skoda logo is replaced by a new blacked-out ‘SKODA’ lettermark. The lower air intake of the bumper also gets a black finish. Interestingly, the alloy wheels still house the familiar logo we are accustomed to seeing. These darkened-out elements are part of the Enyaq Sportline Edition.

The latest video confirmed our report stating these updates will also be mirrored on the Enyaq coupé. Additionally, the previous design sketch of the Enyaq coupé SUV missed out on door handles, but they are back now. Other details like dark chrome accents, a sharp tear-off edge, and signature C-shaped tail-lights have been carried over. In the teaser, the Skoda Enyaq SUV wore its Velvet Red shade, while the coupé counterpart could be finished in either Race or Energy Blue.

Skoda has already confirmed that the Enyaq facelift, along with its coupé version, will debut sometime later in 2025. The pre-facelift Enyaq iV SUV might make a return at the Bharat Mobility Global Expo, starting next week. Skoda India Brand Director Petr Janeba earlier stated that the Enyaq's launch in India was postponed due to the incoming facelift.

It has also been spied testing on our roads multiple times in the top-spec 80x trim. This variant has a 77kWh (net) battery with up to 513km of WLTP range. A combined output of 265hp is delivered to all four wheels via dual motors present on each axle. Skoda claims a 0-100kph sprint time of 6.9 seconds for this version.