2026 Skoda Enyaq Price in Australia

Škoda Enyaq is the company’s dedicated battery-electric family SUV and is now one of the broadest EV ranges offered by Škoda Australia. The line-up includes the Enyaq Select 60, Enyaq Sportline 85, Enyaq Coupé Sportline 85, Enyaq RS and Enyaq Coupé RS. This gives buyers a choice between a practical SUV body, a sleeker Coupé roofline, rear-wheel drive for efficiency and dual-motor all-wheel drive for the fastest RS models.

The Select 60 is the entry point and uses a rear-mounted permanent-magnet motor producing 150 kW and 310 Nm. It is paired with a 63 kWh gross, 59 kWh usable lithium-ion battery and is rated at around 410 km WLTP combined range in the MY26 specification. Sportline 85 and Coupé Sportline 85 increase output to 210 kW and 545 Nm and use an 82 kWh gross, 77 kWh usable battery. Their larger battery and stronger motor provide both quicker acceleration and longer touring range, with official combined figures above 540 km.

The RS models sit at the top of the family. Two electric motors provide all-wheel drive and a combined 250 kW with 545 Nm, giving 0–100 km/h performance of 5.4 seconds. The RS battery is rated at 84 kWh gross and 79 kWh usable. Current Australian charging data lists up to 185 kW DC fast charging for RS versions, allowing a 10–80 percent charge in about 26 minutes under suitable conditions. AC charging is rated at 11 kW across the range.

Practicality is one of Enyaq’s strongest selling points. The SUV provides 585 litres of boot space with five seats in use and up to 1,710 litres when the rear seatbacks are folded. The long wheelbase creates generous rear passenger room, while Škoda’s familiar Simply Clever details include storage solutions, an umbrella compartment, mobile-phone pockets, cargo elements and a variable boot floor. Coupé versions sacrifice some ultimate cargo shape for a sportier silhouette but still remain useful family cars.

Technology is centred around the digital cockpit and infotainment system, with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, multiple fast-charging USB-C ports, connected functions and available augmented-reality head-up display. Sportline and RS grades add more aggressive styling, larger wheels and sport-themed interiors, while optional packages can add equipment such as premium audio, Area View cameras and Dynamic Chassis Control depending on variant.

Safety and towing capability broaden the Enyaq’s appeal. Travel Assist and parking technologies support long-distance and urban use, while towing capacity varies from around 1,000 kg braked in the Select 60 to 2,000 kg in Sportline 85 models and up to 2,200 kg in RS versions when fitted with the appropriate genuine tow bar. Škoda Australia also backs the model with a seven-year unlimited-kilometre vehicle warranty and an eight-year high-voltage battery warranty.

Current Australian paint choices include Black Magic, Graphite Grey, Moon White, Smokey Silver, Race Blue, Steel Grey, Olibo Green and Velvet Red, with Mamba Green also offered on selected RS versions. For buyers comparing Tesla Model Y, Kia EV5, Hyundai Ioniq 5 and other medium electric SUVs, the Enyaq’s advantages are interior space, refined ride, strong range and towing capability. Its drawbacks are a relatively complex variant structure, higher prices on RS grades and charging rates that vary noticeably between battery versions.