A few days ago, overseas media once again exposed a group of official spy photos of the new Elroq model of the Skoda brand of the Volkswagen Group, the new car is scheduled to make its debut in the second half of this year, and it is expected to go on sale before the end of the year at the earliest. At the same time, the new car is also expected to start production in the domestic market next year, and it can be regarded as a pure electric version of the Crook, and the main competitors in the same class include Volkswagen ID.4, BYD Song PLUS and other models.
As can be seen from the official spy photos released, the head of the new Skoda Elroq model is equipped with a dot matrix grille, and split LED headlight clusters are provided on both sides, and the overall shape design of the head is also highly similar to that of the BMW X1 model. At the rear, a small spoiler is offered, and the latest family-style LED taillight clusters are available. In terms of size, the overall length of the new car has reached 4500mm, and it may usher in further growth after it is put into production in the domestic market.
In terms of power, Skoda's new Elroq model will be built on the Volkswagen Group's MEB platform, and will be available in 50, 60, 85 and 85x models for consumers to choose from, of which the 50 entry-level model will be driven by a rear-wheel drive single motor and equipped with a 55kWh battery pack with a maximum output of 125kW; The 60 model will be equipped with a 63kWh battery pack and a 150kW rear motor. Both the 85 and 85x models will be equipped with an 82kWh battery pack, with the former being equipped with a 210kW rear motor, while the latter will be based on the 85 model with a small head motor with a combined maximum power of 220kW and a combined range of more than 560 km.