The new Skoda Enyaq begins to unveil itself

It will arrive in 2025 with revamped styling, improved aerodynamics and more technology

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By: Massimo Grassi

Dec 17, 2024 at 9:39am ET

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The year 2025 is just around the corner and with it the various new cars set to debut over the next 12 months. Among them will be the new Skoda Enyaq and Enyaq Coupé, the Czech company's electric SUVs. Today, the first sketches anticipate part of their styling, showing how the exterior styling will change.

According to reports, the work of the designers has concentrated more on the front end, so as to bring it into line with that of the latest models presented in recent months. But let's see in detail what to expect from the new Skoda Enyaq.

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The front end is the big star and embraces Skoda's Modern Solid design cues, first introduced by the Elroq, the electric compact SUV unveiled some time ago. This translates into simple lines, split light clusters with the upper ones slimmer and divided into small segments. These lights benefit from LED matrix technology, capable of automatically switching off certain points so as not to dazzle other drivers, while maintaining the best illumination on the road.

Skoda Enyaq Coupe 2025

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Completing the list of features are the Tech Deck Face, an illuminated element that replaces the classic grille and the Skoda lettering with new lettering on the top of the bonnet and in the centre of the tailgate.

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The design features do not only serve to freshen up the styling. The new Skoda Enyaq and Enyaq Coupé are in fact designed to further improve aerodynamics, with the latter becoming the car with the lowest coefficient in the entire Skoda range. This result is also achieved thanks to the new front section.

Skoda Elroq

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Unfortunately, we don't have any other details on what's new in the new Enyaq and Enyaq Coupe. They will certainly retain the 100 per cent electric powertrains, for which there could be new features in terms of power and range. The interior also remains a mystery, as does the unveiling date.