SKODA has confirmed pricing and final specifications for its expanded Enyaq Coupe range. The new models, which sit below the recently introduced vRS sporting flagship, start from £44,825 and have equipment lists that largely mirror the existing Enyaq range.   

As a result of the expansion, the full Coupé range now consists of four models. New 80, 80 SportLine Plus, 80x SportLine Plus will be available to order from 17 January with first deliveries expected in the summer. All models from launch are equipped with the same 77kWh battery pack as the standard model and can return between 320 and 345 miles of WLTP combined range. 

All Enyaq Coupe models can accept a DC rapid charge at speeds of up to 135kW with an 80% charge achievable in as little as 29 minutes according to ŠKODA. A full charge on a 7kW domestic wallbox will take 13 hours. Like all Enyaq models, the Coupe comes with an eight-year, 100,000 mile battery warranty as standard.

Thanks to a drag coefficient (cd) of 0.234, the Coupe is even more aerodynamically efficient than the standard Enyaq and has top speed of 111 mph – 12 mph more than any other Enyaq model.The Enyaq Coupe’s boot measures 570 litres with the rear seats in position (15 litres less than the SUV model) and up to 1,610 litres with them folded flat.

Sleeker roofline means that the Enyaq Coupe is more aero efficient than the SUV version and has a longer range

The updated range starts with the entry-level 80, which is priced from £44,825. It features a full-length fixed panoramic sunroof, 19-inch alloy wheels, LED front and rear lights, ambient lighting, satellite navigation system, rear view camera and virtual cockpit. Buyers also get ŠKODA Connect Infotainment Online (3 years) and remote access (for 1 year), along with Wireless Smartlink and a full-size 13-inch infotainment system as standard. 

Further up the range, the 80 SportLine Plus costs from £50,405 and comes with sportier design elements, a special Sports Design Selection interior that includes Microsuede and leather upholstery, heated sports seats and carbon-effect decorative inserts. SportLine Plus also comes with 20-inch black alloy wheels, full LED Matrix beam headlights, black trims on the grille and window surrounds. Sports suspension is also fitted as standard, along with progressive steering, Tri-zone climate control, Adaptive Cruise Control and virtual pedal.

The 80x SportLine Plus features the same equipment specification as the 80 SportLine Plus but comes with all-wheel drive courtesy of an additional motor mounted on the front axle and delivers 261bhp. It features  a lowered sports chassis, a special interior reserved solely for the vRS that features black leather trim and grey contrast stitching, along with vRS bumpers, 20-inch Taurus alloy wheels. and Crystal Face grille – SKODA’s fully illuminated front grille. .

Thanks to a drag coefficient (cd) of 0.234, the Enyaq Coupe is even more aerodynamically efficient than the Enyaq iV and has top speed of 111 mph – 12 mph more than any other Enyaq iV model.The Enyaq Coupe’s boot measures 570 litres with the rear seats in position (15 litres less than the SUV model) and up to 1,610 litres with them folded flat.

Cabin features a full-length panoramic roof and 13-inch infotainment system as standard