Skoda Enyaq

Excellent, I’ll give Aviva a go so.

I paid just over 300 last year on a durty diesel!

Not bad, roughly 45% capacity but they'll ramp it up.

Production stopped at week 9 so I guess the ones lined up for that week will be first and so on. I didn't realise the plant was actually closed all the time. Thought the production was low but now I can see they were closed for a substantial amount of time. Our Enyaq was meant to be produced at week 10

I hope you're right, ours was due to be built in week 9.

This is good news for my week 10 sportline also!!!!!

Good luck with the tesla

Great to see Enyaq’s being manufactured again and being delivered. I’ve a 60 due in August after being delayed from May (ordered in November) but other forums are reporting the 60 is currently paused and the 80’s are being prioritised. I also see the Uk have stopped selling the 60 but it’s still available on the Irish site. Anyone know for certain if the Enyaq 60 has ceased production for the foreseeable. Cheers

On a train just outside Zwolle and heading towards Steenwijk, I've seen a cargo coach loaded with more than 50 Enyaqs.

None heading to Ireland unfortunately, but I was salivating at the sight of them

As far as I know Aviva increased its minimum policy price from €280 to €320.

Just emailed the dealer there. I had been told some 1 month ago that it would be July/August for our car but since production has commenced and, it stopped at week 9, it doesn't make sense that it is pushed out so much and, to me August doesn't seem accurate...

So rang the dealer for an update on our order. Originally given a week 9 build date, Last spoke mid March with an estimated delivery date of July/Aug. So to my complete surprise they told us our car is at the dealer since Sat. It must have just made it through before production stopped. Poor communication from the dealer though, I would have at least expected an update to say it was in transit.

got an email finally today from dealer:

'Just looking at the computer system linked with the factory! It shows that the car has exit the production plant as of yesterday 5th (good news)

It’s now a waiting game as to when it gets onto a ship. Once I see that this is on the boat we will then be able to give a good prediction as to when to expect the car to be here. When I know this I will get in touch and we can then make a arrangements for collection etc.'

Hopefully, in some 4-5 weeks the car will make it to Ireland!

Sportline 80 with:

• Panoramic sunroof
• Heat pump
• Driver assistance plus pack
• Climate plus pack
• Comfort pack
• Convenience plus pack
• Drive sport pack
• Infotainment plus pack

ordered on 12 Nov 2021. Was assigned a week 10 build.

guessing it’s a waiting game now and trying to organise an EV charger. Hoping the car may make it onto a ship soon and get here by mid June (if so, I’ll delay collection a few days to get it as a 222

Only thing that comes to my mind is that he may have been late by 1-2 weeks in placing your order. I would call them or better go in and ask why some orders placed at the same time (or even after yours) are arriving before your one. My understanding is that the dealer places orders with Škoda Ireland who then do the same thing with Mlada Boleslav plant in Czechia. Might be wrong but, that's my understanding

Production has resumed a few weeks ago and will be ramped up. If you were assigned a week 10 production, no logic why you are getting August! He probably didnt bother even checking

I was onto my dealer on Thursday about picking our car up and he said they cant register it until the SEAI approve the grant which could take up to two weeks, seems ridiculous. At this rate I'm wondering am I better off holding out until July to register it.

We ordered our iv60 sportline on 20th Nov and were given a build date of week 9. He said our car was the first delivered out of their 2022 allocation even though people ordered Enyaqs from them before us. The only logic I can see to that is the factory must build different models in batches and our spec happened to be week 9 and even though someone ordered from the same dealership before us, they may have ordered an iv80 sportline and the factory schedule for an iv80 sportline might have been week 10 or 11. Now I could be completely wrong, but it would make sense as it would save downtime due to possible tool changes and programming required for different models and specs.

Looks like the prices for the 80 have gone up 1k since the last priceless to the now 'March' brochure. The 60 is approx 1.5k more too. I imagine the dealer will add this to your new price as it wasn't originally agreed upon between you and themselves before sending the order to skoda.

Ultimately they know they'll get ut from someone taht won't want to wait til mid 2023 for a car.