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Skoda Epiq Lease

The Skoda Epiq is a compact SUV with a fully electric powertrain and which offers a range of up to 272 miles between charges. 

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To find out more about a Skoda Epiq SUV lease, get in touch with Select Car Leasing today. Call 0118 920 5130 or email enquiries@selectcarleasing.co.uk.

  • Car Leasing Category: SUV
  • Select’s Car Review Score: Not yet tested
  • Boot size: 475-litre boot and 25-litre frunk
  • Engine Options: Electric
  • Euro NCAP Safety Rating: TBC
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About the Skoda Epiq

The Skoda Epiq is a practical electric SUV that combines compact dimensions with a spacious interior and high everyday usability.

It’s a sibling car to the traditionally-fuelled Skoda Kamiq and also shares an electric platform with its Volkswagen Group stablemates the VW ID. Polo and CUPRA Raval.

A range of up to 272 miles is strong for the class while a 475-litre boot and 25-litre frunk means you get more luggage space than some key rivals - and that includes the petrol-powered Skoda Kamiq.

Meanwhile the Epiq shares the same bold styling as its larger electric cousins, the Skoda Elroq and Skoda Enyaq.

Why lease the Skoda Epiq?

If you’re in the market for a compact, affordable electric SUV, a Skoda Epiq lease will have bags of appeal.

Two different battery sizes are up for grabs, offering either 190 miles or 272 miles of range.

The Epiq 55 models (with the larger battery) are also quick, with power of 211 PS capable of accelerating the car from 0-62mph in 7.4 seconds.

Rapid charging speeds top out at 105 kW, with both battery variants able to charge from 10-80% in under 25 minutes.

Which Skoda Epiq powertrain is right for me?

Epiq 40

Battery: 37 kWh | Power: 135 PS | Range: 190 miles | 0-62mph: 9.8 seconds | Charging: 105 kW | Rapid charge speed: 10-80% in under 25 minutes | Layout: Front-wheel drive.

Epiq 55

Battery: 52 kWh | Power: 211 PS | Range: 272 miles | 0-62mph: 7.4 seconds | Charging: 105 kW | Rapid charge speed: 10-80% in under 25 minutes | Layout: Front-wheel drive.

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Skoda Epiq Frequently Asked Questions

The Epiq is Skoda’s smallest and most affordable electric SUV, positioned below the Elroq and Enyaq. It’s designed as an EV alternative to the Skoda Kamiq.

The range of the Skoda Epiq depends on the battery size; Entry models can travel around 190 miles on a charge, while the Epiq 55 powertrain unlocks a range of up to 272 miles. 

The Skoda Epiq is around 4.1 metres long, with a similar footprint to a small crossover like a Ford Puma. It’s shorter than many family SUVs.

Yes - this is one of the Skoda Epiq’s strong points. The boot measures 475 litres and expands to 1,344 litres with rear seats folded. That’s among the biggest luggage capacities in its class and larger than many bigger cars.

Yes. The Epiq has a front trunk that gives you an additional 25 litres of luggage space. 

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