Key highlights
- Skoda Epiq Sportline variant unveiled
- Features body-coloured bumpers, 20-inch wheels, sporty design
- Available in two variants: 40 and 50
Skoda has taken the cover off the new Epiq Sportline variant in the international market. The Epiq is Skoda’s entry-level EV, and it was introduced in May 2026 in the global market in standard variants. Now, the Sportline variant adds the choice of a sporty version that looks and feels different.
Skoda Epiq Sportline: What makes it special?
Sporty exterior changes
The new Sportline variant adds a host of sporty design tweaks to the Epiq EV. For example, it is available in a dual-tone exterior paint that offers a black roof and mirrors. Meanwhile, the front fascia features segmented LED daytime running lights on the grille and body coloured bumpers with a sporty lower design.
The Epiq Sportline also gets the 20-inch dual-tone alloy wheels, which are the biggest on any of the variants. At the back, it gets the Sportline badge on the boot, a body-coloured rear bumper with black highlights, and a black-coloured roof-mounted spoiler.
Black interior with a sporty feel
Step inside, and the Epiq Sportline welcomes you with an all-black interior theme. Skoda has added suede black upholstery on the Sportline trim with red accents on the dashboard, steering wheel, and door pads.
Moreover, the seats, door pads, dashboard, and armrest feature leather treatment. There is a new three-spoke steering wheel with a flat-bottom design that also features red stitching all around and a Sportline badge. To give the driver a proper feel, the pedals feature stainless steel finishing, aka race pedals. Even the central infotainment and the digital driver cockpit display the new sporty user interface.
Offered in two variants
The Epiq Sportline will be offered in two variants: 40 and 50. The ’40’ variant comprises a 38.5 kWh battery that powers a front-axle-mounted electric motor producing 135 bhp and 267 Nm. It offers a claimed range of 310 km (WLTP).
Meanwhile, the ’50’ variant comes with a bigger 55 kWh battery pack and a front-axle-mounted electric motor producing 211 bhp and 290 Nm. This version offers a claimed range of up to 440 km. Both variants offer a top speed of 160 km/h.
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