Skoda Australia is set to expand its electric SUV lineup significantly, with two new models—the small Epiq and the seven-seat Vision 7S—scheduled for launch in 2027, complementing existing models like the Elroq and Enyaq.

The company revealed details about the Elroq, its first mid-size electric SUV, which will be available in base and 130 Years Edition variants by mid-2025, with a high-performance RS version planned for the second quarter of 2026.

The Elroq features a practical design with a 490-litre boot, roomy rear seats, and a focus on everyday usability, making it ideal for families and daily errands.

The Elroq RS, with dual electric motors producing 250kW, can accelerate from 0-100 km/h in 5.4 seconds and will be priced over $60,000 AUD, offering a sporty option within the lineup.

Both the Elroq and its RS variant will feature a 79kWh battery, providing WLTP ranges of approximately 562-572 km depending on the model and body style.

The Elroq's interior includes a 13.0-inch touchscreen, a 5.3-inch digital instrument cluster, and optional premium features like augmented reality head-up display, premium audio, and safety systems such as an area-view camera.

Skoda is also updating the Enyaq RS, which will be offered in a facelifted wagon body style with a high-performance variant, sharing design elements like gloss black accents and revised bumpers.

The Enyaq RS, priced at around $83,990 in Australia, will continue to be a key part of Skoda’s electric offerings, with visual updates and a new body style to appeal to a broader audience.

The upcoming Vision 7S, also known as Skoda Space, will be a 4.9-meter-long SUV designed for family utility, sharing the Volkswagen Group MEB platform with models like the Enyaq, ID.4, and Cupra Born, with production starting in Europe in 2023 and arriving in Australia in 2027.

Skoda plans to introduce plug-in hybrid versions of the Superb and Kodiaq in the second half of 2026, expanding their electrified lineup further.

Additional electric models, including an electric Octavia and a small electric car, are also in the pipeline, though specific details and timelines remain unconfirmed.

Overall, Skoda is positioning itself as a practical, reliable, and family-focused electric vehicle brand in Australia, with a range of models that emphasize utility, comfort, and modern design.