2026 Skoda Enyaq price and specs

Sep 18, 2025 by admin

The updated Skoda Enyaq electric SUV has arrived in Australia, bringing a raft of tweaks including new styling, revised standard equipment lists, and cheaper range-opening variants.

The Enyaq first arrived in Australia in 2024, when the Czech brand launched the mid-size electric SUV with one ’85’ powertrain and only the Coupe body style. That was despite it being available in Europe as a more traditional wagon-shaped SUV, along with the more affordable 50, 60, and 80 powertrains, since late 2020.

This update not only refreshes the Coupe for Australia, but also introduces the SUV body style for the first time, and a more affordable 60 powertrain, which incorporates a smaller battery offering a shorter driving range, yet maintains a comprehensive list of standard equipment.

Though it won’t arrive in Australian showrooms until November 2025, Skoda Australia has confirmed pricing for the Enyaq 60 Select. At $54,990 drive-away, it undercuts key rivals including the top-selling Tesla Model Y by thousands.

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The announcement of the Enyaq 60’s introduction comes alongside confirmation of the same powertrain for the newer, smaller and mechanically related Skoda Elroq electric SUV, which will now be Skoda’s cheapest electric vehicle (EV) in Australia, at $49,990 drive-away.

Skoda continues to pride itself on building EVs in its home country of Czechia, while most of the competition – even European- and US-badged cars – are now built in China. This includes the Model Y, Mini Aceman, Kia EV5, and BYD Sealion 7.

Inside, you’ll still find a 13-inch touchscreen infotainment system and 5.3-inch digital instrument cluster across the range, along with wireless smartphone mirroring and premium upholstery in the higher-spec Sportline variants.

The Volkswagen Group’s Dynamic Chassis Control Plus (DCC) system is now also standard, offering up to 15 levels of suspension damping.

Skoda continues to back the Enyaq with a seven-year, unlimited-kilometre warranty.

Pricing

Model	Price before on-road costs	Drive-away pricing
2026 Skoda Enyaq SUV 60 Select	$50,990 (NEW)	$54,990
2026 Skoda Enyaq SUV 85 Sportline	$59,990 (NEW)	$63,990
2026 Skoda Enyaq Coupe 85 Sportline	$65,990 (-$4000)	$68,990

Drivetrains and Efficiency

Specifications	Skoda Enyaq 60	Skoda Enyaq 85
Drivetrain	Single-motor electric	Single-motor electric
Battery	63kWh (59kWh usable) li-ion	82kWh (77kWh usable) li-ion
Peak power	150kW	210kW
Peak torque	310Nm	545Nm
Drive type	Rear-wheel drive	Rear-wheel drive
Tare mass	–	2230kg (SUV), 2200kg (Coupe)
0-100km/h (claimed)	8.1s	6.7s
Energy consumption (claimed)	–	15.9kWh/100km (SUV), 15.5kWh/100km (Coupe)
Claimed range (WLTP)	410km	547km (SUV), 561km (Coupe)
Max AC charge rate	11kW	11kW
Max DC charge rate	165kW	135kW
DC charging time (10-80 per cent)	24 minutes	28 minutes

Kerb weight and energy consumption for the Enyaq 60 have yet to be confirmed by Skoda Australia. Looking at European specifications, the 60 tends to be around 150kg lighter than the 85, while consuming around 15.5kWh/100km.

The 85’s DC fast-charging rate has also been brought down from 175kW to 135kW. Skoda says this is better for the battery’s long-term health, as it can maintain its peak charging rate for longer than before without getting too hot.

It’s also worth noting that the Coupe body style is now more aerodynamic than before. The revised styling has given it a lower drag coefficient, which makes it more slippery through the air and therefore more energy efficient.

This has contributed to a reduction in energy consumption, with its new claim of 15.5kWh/100km down from 15.9kWh/100km previously.

Dimensions

Dimensions	Skoda Enyaq SUV	Skoda Enyaq Coupe
Length	4658mm	4658mm
Width	1879mm	1879mm
Height	1622mm	1623mm
Wheelbase	2766mm	2766mm
Cargo capacity (VDA)	585-1710L	570-1610L

Servicing and Warranty

The Skoda Enyaq is backed by a seven-year, unlimited-kilometre warranty, and an eight-year, 160,000km battery warranty. Servicing is required every 24 months or 30,000km, whichever comes first.

Servicing and Warranty	Skoda Enyaq
Vehicle warranty	7 years, unlimited kilometres
Battery warranty	8 years, 160,000km
Roadside assistance	2 years (then service-dependent)
Service intervals	24 months or 30,000km
Capped-price servicing	8-year or 10-year service packs
Average annual service cost	$206 (8-year), $195 (10-year)
Total capped-price service cost	$1650 (8-year), $1950 (10-year)

Skoda’s two-year roadside assistance program only applies to its EVs, with petrol vehicles covered for one year. Further, servicing on time at a Skoda dealer will extend roadside assistance coverage for an additional two years for EVs, and one year for petrol vehicles.

Safety

The Skoda Enyaq boasts a five-star ANCAP safety rating, based on testing conducted on the pre-facelift model by Euro NCAP in 2021. Skoda Australia expects this to carry over.

Category	Skoda Enyaq
Adult occupant protection	94 per cent
Child occupant protection	89 per cent
Vulnerable road user protection	71 per cent
Safety assist	73 per cent

Standard safety equipment highlights:

7 airbags, including:
- Front centre
- Front side
- Curtain
Adaptive cruise control
Autonomous emergency braking
- Pedestrian detection
- Cyclist detection
“Advanced” driver fatigue detection
Blind-spot monitoring
Front and rear parking sensors
Lane-keep assist
- Adaptive lane guidance
Rear cross-traffic alert
Reversing camera
Safe exit assist
Swerve support
Traffic jam assist
Travel assist
Turn assist
Tyre pressure monitoring

The Signature Package ($6000) adds rear side airbags and a surround-view camera.

Enyaq SUV 85 Sportline adds:

Rear side airbags

The Ultimate Package ($5000) adds intelligent park assist and a surround-view camera.

Enyaq Coupe 85 Sportline adds:

Intelligent park assist
Surround-view camera

Standard Equipment

There are only two trim levels available at launch, though equipment varies between body styles. The hotter RS trim is due to arrive in Australia in mid-2026.