Skoda showed what its most aerodynamic crossovers will look like

The Czech brand published two sketches: one from the stern shows the Enyaq in an updated design, and the second shows the Enyaq Coupe in profile. The company said that the use of Modern Solid corporate styling made it possible to make the Enyaq electric family models the most aerodynamic Skoda to date. Thanks to improved aerodynamics, it was possible to increase the range of electric cars.

The Enyaq family, which has been on the market since 2020 (and the cross-coupe since 2022), is quite successful: these are some of the best-selling electric cars on the European market this year. For 2025, Skoda is preparing a large-scale modernization for the models, but it is not yet known whether we are talking about an update or a generation change. Most likely, this will be a restyling: both crossovers will have their exterior design tweaked, making the body more aerodynamic, the list of equipment will be expanded, and the interior will probably be slightly changed.

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So far, Skoda has only talked about aerodynamics, and without specific figures – the release only states that the Enyaq and Enyaq Coupe are superior to other models of the brand in terms of aerodynamic drag.

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Both models will receive an illuminated Tech‑Deck Face (this is the name of the branded blank panel in place of the radiator grille) and LED matrix headlights. Exterior elements are made in Dark Chrome, and the body itself is in exclusive Olibo Green.

Both models were last updated in the fall of 2023. Then some versions became a little more powerful: Enyaq 85, Enyaq 85x and Enyaq RS received power plants from the Audi Q4 e-tron, and their range also increased.

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