Skoda Peaq brings seven-seat EV option to family fleets
Skoda launches the Peaq, a new seven-seat electric SUV expanding its EV portfolio for family use.
Skoda has pulled the wraps off the Peaq, a seven-seat electric SUV pitched squarely at family buyers - and by extension, at fleets running people-carriers or MPVs that need an EV alternative with genuine third-row space. That's a segment where electric options remain thin on the ground in the UK.
UK pricing is already out: the source lists the Peaq from £51,980 for the SE L to £60,380 for the SportLine 90x. For fleets with drivers who need seven seats in an EV, it joins a short list alongside the Kia EV9, Hyundai Ioniq 9 and Peugeot E-5008, and the test is whether that pricing works against diesel alternatives.
Why this matters: if your policy has been steering seven-seat requirements towards diesel because no electric option fits, Peaq is a name to price up now that UK pricing and trims are published.
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