The forthcoming Skoda Enyaq iV Coupe has been caught almost naked as the automaker gears up to launch the all-electric SUV.
Our own spy photographers snapped a lightly-camouflaged prototype being put through its paces in December last year but this photo shared to social media provides us with a better look at the exterior design.
While the image from the
World Scoop forum is grainy, we can see that the roofline tapers more progressively, giving the SUV a coupe-like look. We can also discern that the Enyaq iV Coupe (name unconfirmed) has different taillights than the regular Enyaq iV and sits on a set of unique black wheels with silver accents that resemble the teeth of a saw blade.
Skoda has officially announced that it will expand its SUV lineup with yet another model: the Kushaq.
Previewed by the 2020 Vision In Concept, its name is derived from the Sanskrit word of ‘kushak’, which means ‘king’ or ‘emperor’.
The Kushaq is aimed strictly at the Indian market and will sport a profile similar to both the show car presented last year and the Kamiq subcompact SUV, albeit with a less sloping roofline and thicker C pillars compared to the latter.
Based on the Volkswagen Group’s MQB-A0-IN platform, which was adapted for the Indian market, the Kushaq will celebrate its premiere in March this year before going on sale locally likely in the summer. The same architecture will be used on a new sedan, which is probably due in 2021 as well, and will be employed in two Volkswagen vehicles too.