- Epiq Sportline combines black exterior detailing with sports seats and a heated steering wheel.
- Buyers get a choice of 99kW and 155kW versions, with preliminary ranges exceeding 310km or reaching 440km.
- Matrix headlights and a reversing camera are standard, while a front storage compartment requires the Premium package.
Skoda has revealed the Epiq Sportline, pairing black exterior detailing and sports seats with a choice of 99kW and 155kW electric powertrains.
The new trim brings glossy black mirror housings, roof rails and lettering, alongside body-coloured bumpers. Black 19-inch alloy wheels are standard, with 20-inch wheels available as an option. Buyers can also specify a black roof, an option exclusive to the Sportline.
Inside, electrically adjustable sports seats are upholstered in Suedia, which also covers parts of the dashboard, doors and centre armrest. Stainless-steel pedals and ambient lighting are included too.
Sports seats and standard Matrix lights
The heated steering wheel has three spokes and paddles for adjusting regenerative braking. Front-seat heating, dual-zone climate control, an auto-dimming interior mirror and privacy glass are also standard.
The Sportline includes Skoda's Convenience, Tech and Light View packages, adding front parking sensors, keyless access, a digital key and a reversing camera. Buyers also get 15W wireless phone charging, Matrix headlights, upgraded LED tail-lights and a light band.
For more driver assistance, the optional Travel package brings Travel Assist 3 and Crew Protect, alongside navigation and three years of Connect Premium services. The Premium package adds a 360-degree camera, a Canton sound system with ten speakers and a front storage compartment, plus Remote Parking, Trained Parking and Reversing Assist.
Two battery choices
The Epiq 40 produces 99kW and 267Nm, with a 37kWh usable battery capacity. Skoda gives it a preliminary range of more than 310km.
The Epiq 55 steps up to 155kW and 290Nm, using a 52kWh usable battery. Its preliminary range reaches up to 440km, while the stated 0–100km/h time is 7.1 seconds. Both versions have a 160km/h top speed.
Skoda quotes 10–80% charging times of 23 minutes for the Epiq 40 and 24 minutes for the Epiq 55, depending on battery temperature, charge level and charging conditions.
