I drove the epiq from Munich to Seefeld in Friday, drove it round the Seefeld area and then back to Munich on Sunday. It's a fantastic car and it really feels like a grown up car, in fact it felt as good as the peaq which I also drove.

You didn't mention the travel assist v3.0. That was amazing, the car can even detect traffic lights, stops when they are red and then starts moving again when they turn green. Mind blowing. ❤

Finally I have been waiting 2 years for this to finally arrive. Glad to see it is actually competitive.

What’s really good to see is the very positive reviews of all the MEB+ cars, haven’t heard a negative one yet. Not cheap cars, but it does seem VAG group have really moved their EV’s on  and are at or near to the top with every offering now.

Does it knock the Renault 4 off the top of my next car list? Well it’s definitely joined the shortlist due to its practicality.

Well done Skoda/Cupra/VW engineers.

Ooh Tardis is exactly what I’m looking for. Small on the outside, lots of room for bikes/ dump trips/ rollators/ wheelchairs on the inside (it’s a glamorous life).

Of all the Skoda Epiq reviews - this one, is by far the best one. More relevant information and just bloody good enthusiasm shown by presenter 👏👏👏👏edit: dare I say "epic"

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As long as it has a big digital Speedo, and the remaining range in the driver's display, I'm happy.

Skoda: "Simply Clever".  Well done.  Looks like the proper e-Golf.

Thank you very much for your review,
I love Skoda and I wish to get this car in the future.

Mines already on order for December. It really seems to be the perfect car for me.

Great review fella but the id cross would be my contender over this or anything else you mentioned but this looks a great car!!👏🏻👌🏻👍🏻

Great review! Anyone else getting Yeti vibes? In 2018, I was hoping for an updated Yeti but we got the Karoq so got that instead.. and it's been a great car but THIS will be a worthy successor for me, I think. Good job Skoda!

Finally, a long review of this car!
I'll probably be replacing my E-Niro next year so was wanting a similar or smaller sized car to move onto. I like thee Elroq but I think it's a little big for my city street where I live and the price is quite high!
I want V2L which the only Elroq's that have that, are the 2026 new cars and I'd like to be able to tow a trailer/caravan with a useful capacity so at 1200kg this is great!
I do like to play around with the regen on the E-Niro so having paddles would be better - only available on the Sportline versions of the Elroq, so I'm guessing this 55 Edition won't have them either!?
I have read that the Epiq will have V2l but also V2G/H as well which is great!
I would like a larger battery, why they couldn't have fitted the 63kwh battery from the Elroq in, I don't know - and that battery has 175kw charging, this Epiq is a little slow really (it matters to me because I can't legally charge from home at the moment)! Although I believe the latest VAG batteries have quite a flat charge curve so this would be an improvement over the far too stingy E-Niro!
It would be beeter for car companies to release cars with bigger batteries for the sake of all this end (3rd, 4th, 5rh) users of the cars that will be dealing with a degraded battery after 15 or 20 years!
This is a great car and I'll hopefully get it next year when it's 1 yr old or so but hopefully there'll be a Sortline by then!?

I am really happy that in europe there are finally smaller EVs made, and I am even more happy that these small EVs don't suck. Looks like the oppostite is actually true, like this Epiq, it looks really good, not only the design, the whole package. Ok, the price could be still better i think...

You forgot to mention the little skoda gimmick that lets you take out the electricity from your car battery to charge for example your electric bike or even use the cars battery as an extension to your solar loaded off grid battery. Another very practical feature.

Pity this, the Raval and Polo don’t come with a head up display, love it in the Born, so has to be in my future cars. Really find it useful to never have to glance down, especially in an EV where you can speed up so fast, it’s super handy to prevent accidental speed tickets! Cameras are everywhere near my area of north CH, south DE. Maybe in future versions.

Great looking and practical car. Always liked Skodas. If my kids ever move out this could definitely be on the short list. Probably the bigger battery version as it would need to cover some bigger drives to Scotland. Although the LFP does have its advantages elsewhere.

I've got a First Edition on order to replace my Tavascan VZ1.

It may be smaller, but it sounds like it's a step up, even if it's not as fast.

This might be my wife's next car to replace her current Kona EV. The Epiq is a bit down range vs our 64kWh Kona but I'm hoping it rides a lot better than the bouncy / stiff Kona. We need to test drive one on rubbish UK roads before deciding. None in UK dealerships yet though.

Better looking front and rear than the EV2. Proper door handles. Just when I was looking at the Kia this is a great contender. Shame about the higher cost and shorter warranty.

Great review, currently have an e208, and looking for something with more mileage range. Was thinking of Polo ID, so much to think about. Many don’t come with heat pump. Had looked at the Epic and 55 would be my choice. Feel a visit to Skoda coming on to see in the flesh. Thank you