SKODA ENYAQ REVIEW: BEST EV FROM SKODA?

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The Skoda Enyaq Sportline, while a competent electric SUV, faces stiff competition, particularly from its Volkswagen ID.4 sibling. Priced just under $70,000, it offers a substantial 77kWh battery providing over 500km of WLTP range, and a punchy 210kW rear-wheel-drive electric motor. The reviewer praises its comfortable ride, even on 21-inch wheels, and the quiet cabin insulation. However, significant drawbacks are highlighted: the lack of standard features like a 360-degree camera on a near-$70k vehicle, no scheduled charging or remote connectivity, and a less engaging throttle response compared to the ID.4. While the interior offers quality materials and comfortable seats, it's described as somewhat dark and lacking in concealed storage. The coupe-like silhouette is a matter of taste, with a more traditional SUV shape arriving with the facelift. Ultimately, the reviewer questions the $10,000 price premium over the ID.4, suggesting the latter offers similar value for less money, and recommends waiting for the Enyaq facelift or considering the ID.4.