Škoda's Enyaq: First Electric SUV with Innovative Recycled Materials
Škoda Auto has made a significant stride towards sustainability with the Enyaq, its first electric SUV. The Enyaq showcases a unique design and incorporates innovative recycled materials like Recytitan and Technofil, reflecting Škoda's commitment to its GreenFuture strategy.
The idea to use these eco-friendly materials was developed by a collaborative effort involving Škoda's design and development teams, other Volkswagen Konzern teams, and specialized manufacturers. Recytitan, an innovative recycled plastic, is used for various interior surfaces and components, while Technofil, made from recycled PET bottles and textiles, is employed for seat upholstery and other textiles. The Enyaq's exterior features a distinctive 'Tech-Deck Face' and an angular rear design, while the interior boasts reduced surfaces, functional storage spaces, and simple operating structures. Škoda targets environmentally conscious customers who seek sustainable, well-designed vehicles without excessive financial strain with the Enyaq. The Enyaq RS variant offers impressive performance, charging at up to 185 kW DC and accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in just 5.4 seconds. Škoda's new design language, 'Modern Solid', emphasizes clear shapes, robust surfaces, and functionality over effects. The Enyaq can charge from 10 to 80 percent in approximately 28 minutes at DC charging speeds of up to 175 kW, with charging plans and routes optimized through the MySkoda app.
The Enyaq, with its innovative recycled materials and impressive performance, embodies Škoda's commitment to sustainability and customer-centric design. As part of Škoda's GreenFuture strategy, the Enyaq sets a new standard for electric SUVs, combining eco-friendliness with practicality and affordability.
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