Η Skoda introduces the new "Modern Solid" design to its best-selling electric Enyaq, releasing the first sketches of its exterior design, revealing the impressive facelift, with the Czech carmaker's new design philosophy.
The first images of the all-new front end show the Tech-Deck Face and boldly designed bumpers, highlighting the distinctive look combined with improved aerodynamics and greater range, while design accents in Unique Dark Chrome enhance the model's refined aesthetic. In particular, for the new Enyaq Coupé, it features the most aerodynamic design in the Škoda range.
In particular, Škoda has released sketches of the exterior design of the new Enyaq and Enyaq Coupé, offering a first glimpse of the major design update for its all-electric bestseller. The sketches highlight key elements of the Modern Solid design philosophy, including a redesigned front end with illuminated Tech-Deck Face, an updated logo in Škoda font and LED Matrix headlights integrated into a striking new bumper. Additional design details include accents in Unique Dark Chrome and the Enyaq-exclusive Olibo Green colour. With the new Enyaq, Škoda aims to continue the success of the model, while at the same time enhancing the electrification of its range.
Striking front design: tech-deck face, upgraded Škoda font logo and unique Unique Dark Chrome accents
The exterior design sketches of the new Enyaq and Enyaq Coupé suggest a bold, redesigned front end. At the heart of Škoda's Modern Solid design philosophy is the illuminated Tech-Deck Face, which replaces its traditional grille. The split headlamp design further emphasises the model's character, with the slimmer upper section extending seamlessly to the fenders and complemented by bold bumpers. Accents in Unique Dark Chrome appear in Škoda lettering on the bonnet, as well as on the lower bumpers and side skirts. These details are accentuated by the model-exclusive Olibo Green colour.
Improved aerodynamics boosts autonomy
Both the Enyaq and Enyaq Coupé benefit from improved aerodynamics, thanks in part to a redesigned front end that adopts the Modern Solid design philosophy. These changes not only enhance the aesthetics of the vehicles, but also optimise airflow, contributing to greater range for both models. The Enyaq Coupé stands out as the most aerodynamic model in the Škoda range, with its gently sloping roofline that lowers from the B-pillar to the rear. The rear design is equally striking, with Škoda lettering in Unique Dark Chrome and the brand's distinctive C-shaped tail lights and body-coloured side skirts.
