Skoda Launches Elroq SUV and Refreshed Enyaq in Israel

Skoda has officially launched its compact electric SUV, the Elroq, in Israel, arriving significantly later than initially anticipated. Alongside the Elroq, the updated Skoda Enyaq and Enyaq Coupe models are also returning to the Israeli market after a two-year hiatus. The Elroq is offered in Israel with a single powertrain option, the "60" rear-wheel-drive variant, producing 190 horsepower and accelerating to 100 km/h in 8.5 seconds. It features a 61 kWh LFP battery (58 kWh net) providing a range of 438-442 km. Charging takes 6.5 hours at 11 kW domestically and can reach 80% in 26 minutes with a 105 kW fast charger. Two trim levels are available: the "Advance" and the sportier "Sportline," which adds features like synthetic leather sport seats, a head-up display, 360-degree cameras, and Matrix-LED lighting. The Elroq is priced at 183,000 shekels for the Advance trim and 198,000 shekels for the Sportline.

The refreshed Enyaq SUV and Coupe models feature updated styling, mirroring the Elroq's front-end design. The Enyaq SUV comes in two powertrain options: the "60" rear-wheel-drive with 190 hp and a 58 kWh battery (450 km range) for 206,500 shekels, and the more powerful "85" with 286 hp and a 77 kWh battery (576 km range) for 230,000 shekels. The Enyaq Coupe is available in the "85" variant with similar specs (574 km range) in the "Max" trim for 244,000 shekels, and a top-tier "RS" version with all-wheel drive, 340 hp, and a 537 km range for 280,000 shekels. Both Enyaq models include advanced safety systems and received a 5-star Euro NCAP safety rating. The Enyaq Coupe RS adds adaptive suspension and sportier styling elements.