Skoda Auto To Introduce Three New EVs Positioned Below The ENYAQ iV Crossover

The Czech carmaker has confirmed that its product portfolio will be expanded to include at least three more all-electric models by 2030, which will be positioned below the ENYAQ iV, both in terms of price and size.

By Shubham Parashar

1 mins read

Published on June 25, 2021

Highlights

Skoda has announced its new global strategy for this decade-
EVs will play a crucial role in Skoda Auto Strategy 2030.
The new EVs will be more affordable than the ENYAQ iV.

Skoda has just announced its latest- Skoda Auto Strategy 2030 for the coming decade and electric vehicles will be playing a pivotal role in the carmaker's portfolio moving forward. The Czech carmaker has confirmed that its product portfolio will be expanded to include at least three more all-electric models by 2030, which will be positioned below the ENYAQ iV, both in terms of price and size. Going ahead, Skoda is aiming for a share of fully electric models of between 50 and 70 per cent in Europe, depending on market developments. Also Read: Skoda Announces New Global Strategy; 3 New EVs Coming By 2030 The three products that will be positioned below ENYAQ iV. Skoda has also understood that the code to crack the top carmakers game is to offer models at affordable prices to the masses and so it has enhanced its focus on entry-level models both in the conventional car business and EV business. Likely, the three products that will be positioned below ENYAQ iV should also include an entry-level electric hatchback which can go up against models like the upcoming Citroen budget EV and the Kwid Electric which is in the making as well. Also, one of the first lighthouse projects of the brand is the PowerPass, which makes charging an electric Skoda model all the way more convenient. It will be available in over 30 markets and can be used at more than 2,10,000 charging points in Europe. Also Read: 2021 Skoda Octavia Launched In India Skoda's new Auto Strategy 2030 for this decade. Then, the Czech carmaker is looking forward to make its domestic market- the Czech Republic an electromobility hub. Specifically, e-components or e-vehicles will be produced at all three of Skoda Auto's Czech plants in Mlada Boleslav, Kvasiny and Vrchlabi by 2030. Already, high-voltage traction batteries are being produced for the plug-in hybrid models like the Superb iV and Octavia iV as well as for models of other Group brands. The production of MEB battery systems will also be launched in Mlada Boleslav for the ENYAQ iV in 2022. Moreover, the Czech carmaker is working with partners to establish a stable supplier structure for e-mobility.