Skoda Peaq Revealed: Seven-Seat Electric SUV Targets 600 km Range

Skoda Peaq Moves Into Flagship Territory

The Škoda Peaq gives the Czech brand a full-size electric SUV with up to seven seats, more than 600 km of range, and the longest body in the current Škoda line-up. It uses the MEB platform, the same Volkswagen Group electric architecture that underpins Enyaq, but Škoda pushes the Peaq into a higher family-SUV class.

Specifically, the Škoda Peaq measures almost 4.9 metres long, stands around 1.7 metres tall, and uses a 2,965 mm wheelbase. That long wheelbase matters for second-row legroom, third-row usability, and boot volume.

Škoda Peaq Specifications

Data point	Škoda Peaq
Body type	Large electric SUV
Seating	5 or 7 seats
Length	Nearly 4,900 mm / 192.9 in
Height	Around 1,700 mm / 66.9 in
Wheelbase	2,965 mm / 116.7 in
Platform	MEB
Production	Mladá Boleslav
Launch timing	Autumn 2026 in Denmark

Range, Charging, and Powertrain Logic

Looking at the data, Škoda gives the Peaq three driveline choices: 60, 90, and 90x. Power runs from 150 kW to 220 kW, while the 90 and 90x variants target more than 600 km of range. The 90x adds all-wheel drive and reaches 100 km/h in 6.7 seconds, which suits a large SUV that must carry passengers, luggage, and winter tyres without feeling underpowered.

Variant	Power	Range	DC charging 10-80 percent	Key role
Peaq 60	150 kW	TBA	24 minutes	Lower entry point
Peaq 90	TBA	Over 600 km	28 minutes	Long-range family use
Peaq 90x	220 kW	Over 600 km	28 minutes	AWD performance

Modern Solid Design Has a Practical Job

The design sketches show T-shaped headlights, a gloss-black Tech-Deck Face, flush door handles, wide D-pillars, and a high shoulder line. In addition, the flush handles reduce airflow disruption along the body side, while the wide rear pillars visually support the seven-seat cabin volume.

Inside, Škoda adds a 10-inch driver display, a 13.6-inch infotainment screen, optional augmented-reality head-up display, Qi.2 wireless charging up to 25 W, V2L capability, and a 37-litre frunk.

Pro-Tips: Should Families Wait for the Škoda Peaq?

Yes, if they need real third-row space, long-range EV capability, and a boot that can hit 1,010 litres in five-seat layout. By comparison, buyers who only need five seats may get better value from Enyaq, but the Škoda Peaq electric SUV gives larger families a clearer route into zero-emission long-distance driving.

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