You’ve already had the chance to see the upcoming Skoda Enyaq Coupe iV in its unusual camouflage, and you could catch a glimpse of its silhouette in the first video about the new car. Now the first sketches are here, giving a taste of the sleek new model’s overall looks.
The sketches clearly show that the Enyaq Coupe iV is a close relative of the existing Enyaq iV: the dynamic front, with its rugged bonnet and narrow but distinctive headlights, matches the existing version of the electric SUV.
The main differences come from the body’s B-pillar towards the rear. It is here that the roof of the Enyaq Coupe iV begins to slope gently, giving the car the shape of a four-door coupe. The elegantly sloping roofline then transitions smoothly into the boot lid, which is topped by a distinctive spoiler. Needless to say, the rear is characterised by the Skoda lettering and again by the lights with their narrow lines and typical C-shaped light signature.
A SKODA COUPE
The electric Enyaq Coupe iV, with its SUV/coupe lines, follows in the footsteps of a number of legendary coupes from Skoda’s history and thus ranks alongside some respected icons of design.
SKODA POPULAR MONTE CARLO
Elegant body shapes are in Skoda A’s DNA. The 1935 Popular Monte Carlo is not only one of the most beautiful cars in the Czech brand’s history, but it’s also one of the most beautiful cars ever made.
SKODA 1000 MBX
Rare and prized specimens include the Skoda 1000 MBX from 1966, a coupe derived from the legendary 1000 MB. The body without a central pillar is still unique in the Czech carmaker’s production history.
SKODA 110 R
The famous Skoda 110 R cannot be absent from the list of legendary Skoda coupes. Produced between 1970 and 1980, it gave birth to the sporting legends 200 RS and 130 RS, among others. So it’s no surprise that you’ll also see it featured in the video for the world premiere of the Skoda Enyaq Coupe iV.
SKODA RAPID
The 110 R was followed by the Skoda Garde in 1981 and the now legendary Skoda Rapid in 1984. The rear-engined, straight-edged coupe was the dream car of several generations of Czech drivers and remained the last production Skoda coupe for a long time.
SKODA TUDOR
Even though fans of the brand had to wait a while for another proper coupe, the Czech carmaker surprised them from time to time with amazing concept cars. In 2002, for example, car enthusiasts were captivated by the Skoda Tudor study, which was based on the then first-generation Superb.
SKODA KODIAQ GT
The Skoda Kodiaq GT brought the company’s coupe tradition back into mass production after many years’ absence. Designed exclusively for the Chinese market, the car was launched in 2018. The Enyaq Coupe iV will now carry on the tradition in the demanding European market.
