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The Škoda Epiq is about to enter one of the most competitive parts of the EV market – and it’s got an important trick up its sleeve. Space.
Starting from around £25,000, the Epiq is Škoda’s smallest and most affordable electric car, sitting below the Elroq, Enyaq and Peaq. But despite its compact dimensions, it has a 475-litre boot – bigger than both the VW ID. Polo and Cupra Raval, and even the Elroq.
Nicola Hume gets behind the wheel for a first drive to see whether the Epiq can take on the Kia EV2, Hyundai IONIQ 3, VW ID. Polo and Cupra Raval. With 37kWh and 52kWh battery options, up to 272 miles of range, 211hp and bidirectional charging, there’s plenty to like. But is it actually the best of the bunch?
Is the Epiq the small electric SUV to beat? Let us know in the comments!
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