Skoda Enyaq

Yes they all seem to start around 32k.

If its any use, we got a base model 2023 80 down to €28.5 from €32k before the weekend in Western Motors Drogheda, deposit paid but the pictures looked silver, upon inspection it was actually Arctic Silver, so we pulled out, it may still be available if you are still looking.

It is our first step into EV, ended up getting a top spec 2023 60 instead for a few grand less (25k (2k less than advertised), if we enjoy it, the idea is to upgrade to the 80 in 2/3 years if needed.. but 90% of our annual journeys are 100kms each way or less. the other 10% we would pull in for anyway, so hoping we made the right choice!

Thanks, looking forward to collecting it tomorrow, the upgraded spec was a great bonus considering everything else is the base model for the same starting price.

Panoramic sunroof & leather heated seats.

Anyone else shed some light on other"upgrades" or features to look out for in them?

The 80 has 30% more battery, faster DC charging and slightly more spec than a 60. Definitely worth a bit of a premium as a used car over a 60. The number of charge points available is helpful but having to pay close to 70c per kWh for the privilege would push many buyers toward an 80 or 85. Obviously if you very rarely have to use public chargers then a 60 will do the same job for less outlay.

An Enyaq is a decent option no matter the battery size. I was just pointing out to Mojomaker that an 80 does deserve to command a premium over a 60 whatever about the proliferation of public charge points. You’re right though that €5K extra is way too much extra to pay if you can manage with the 60. Unlikely you’d see much of it back when you’d go to sell it on.

Just picked up an Enyaq 2022. I'm registered in the car but the app is saying activation needed and doesn't even seem to be showing the basics like charging and preheating. Do you need to pay for everything if not the first owner?

Nice one thanks! Realised I needed to reinstall the app on the car and it has given me 3 free months, but yeah seems not too unreasonable to pay beyond that. What an absolute pleasure of a car to be in and drive!

It landed last night.

Škoda’s electric bestseller Enyaq receive model year update.

https://share.google/suVcuG83e1Gk2i1wD

Current facelift cars possibly but unlikely for the earlier/original version. The likes of the frunk might be an easy but expensive retrofit. They’d need to be good strong gas struts as the bonnet is pretty heavy. V2L may work on existing cars too if it can be enabled, it’s already in the submenus on the current infotainment. It’s been promised for quite a while.