More excitingly, we get enhanced electric motors, improved battery management, and - best of all - extended ranges. The Enyaq 85, replaces the Enyaq 80 as the base model. It promises an impressive 351 miles on a single charge under the WLTP cycle and boasts a zippy DC charging time of 28 minutes from 10% to 80%.
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Yet my Enyaq only charged at (max) 42kW, despite it having the 100kW option on it. A VW ID.3 near mine was charging at 72kW (the chargers all display the rate). I was only down to 50% battery when charging, but I did expect it to go fast until 80% or so and then maybe slow down. Has anyone actually done a fast charge on the Enyaq?
Using official Skoda Enyaq service schedules, we can offer you a comprehensive service that is specific to your car's make, model, age, and mileage as recommended by Skoda. This service - practically identical to Skoda's own service for the Enyaq - will be carried ou by specially-qualified Kwik Fit electric service technicians. What's more, to
The Enyaq iV is perhaps the best resolved of all the Volkswagen Group MEB cars when it comes to interior charm, blending the added interior space of an EV with a plush, upmarket feel. The extra
80% charge of battery is default setting on Enyaq. to change it you need to change the charging setting as @kbfern stated @Scampiboy71 @The Limey how long was your wait and the car cost? i think skoda has had 3 price increase since Jan this year. i got mine in after the second increase due to the taking away of government grant.