Skoda has disclosed new information about the interior of its upcoming Peaq electric SUV via a series of sketches. These arrive just a few days before the Peaq’s full reveal, scheduled for Tuesday, June 23. The Peaq is also being mooted for an India launch as a halo model for Skoda here.
As Skoda’s largest electric SUV to date, the Peaq is touted to have a spacious and “lounge-like” 7-seater cabin with a “clear, horizontal architecture”. This can be seen in elements such as the straight window line, which extends towards much of the third row, and the neat dashboard layout. A broad panoramic glass roof can be observed in the sketch as well.
The Peaq’s interior build quality follows a new ‘Lodge’ concept, which, according to Skoda, combines soft textile-based surfaces with “robust tactile elements”. Interior materials are also said to have “easy-care finishes” in the interest of practicality.
The Peaq will be the first Skoda model to be equipped with a freestanding vertically oriented infotainment touchscreen, which looks quite large. While physical controls are not quite visible in the design sketch – aside from what appears to be a trio of toggles on the centre console – Skoda says the Peaq will include them for climate control, volume settings and other basic vehicle functions.
The steering wheel is a two-spoke unit with the Skoda wordmark, and the dashboard features a “compact” digital driver’s display, a flat dash top, a floating centre console and a full-width design for the AC vents. An adjustable armrest, wireless charging pads and a fair number of storage spaces are included too. The front seats also have extended side bolsters, lending them a bucket-like look. Notably, the co-driver’s seat gets electrical adjustment and an ottoman (extendable thigh support).
Skoda is expected to offer the Peaq with 63kWh and 91kWh battery options. The former will be paired with a rear-mounted motor developing up to 286hp, depending on the variant, while the larger battery will be wired to dual motors (AWD) producing a combined 299hp. The Peaq claims a maximum range of over 600km, a 10-80 percent DC charging time of 27-28 minutes and a top speed of up to 180kph, all depending on the variant.
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