Skoda Electric & Hybrid Electrified vehicles explained Here at Des Winks ŠKODA in Scarborough, we offer a range of electrified vehicles to suit varying motoring tastes, preferences and budgets.

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Our new electric ŠKODA range

Some of the very best ŠKODA vehicles come with an electrified powertrain, offering enhanced efficiency and eco-friendly kudos.

Enyaq Starting from £44,540

Enyaq Coupé Starting from £46,440

Superb Estate Starting from £36,175

Kodiaq Starting from £36,645

The Benefits of Buying Electric

Many motorists choose to make the switch to electric power for the benefit of the environment, but there are plenty of advantages for drivers too. For example, electric vehicles are cost effective to run and maintain, providing a long-term financial benefit, and because the electric motor produces torque instantaneously, you’ll enjoy swifter acceleration.

Key Benefits

Better for the environment
Swifter acceleration
Cheaper to run and maintain
More convenient to own
Soon to be cheaper to buy or lease

Type of Electric Vehicles Explained

Below, you can find a brief summary of each type of electric vehicle. We hope this helps you to understand what’s available, and which type of car will be right for you.

Mild-hybrid Mild hybrid cars are powered primarily by a combustion engine, with a small electric motor to provide support during acceleration. There is no zero-emissions range, and the battery is charged by the vehicle’s engine, so there’s no need to plug in.

Plug-In Hybrid Plug-in hybrid vehicles (PHEVs) are powered by both a combustion engine and an electric motor. They can run on traditional fuel, electric-only power, or a combination of both. Their zero-emissions range is usually up to around 40 miles, and the car must be plugged in to for the battery to charge.

Electric Powered by a battery pack and electric motor, EVs have no combustion engine, and therefore produce no CO2 or NOx emissions. Range is typically 100-300 miles, and charging is achieved by plugging the car in to an electrical source.

Hybrid Full or self-charging hybrid vehicles have both a combustion engine and a small electric motor, which offer support. All-electric range is very limited, with the motor primarily reducing emissions and providing a power boost. There’s no need to plug in, as the battery is charged by the engine.

Check out our electric and plug-in hybrid frequently asked questions below. Can’t find the answer you’re looking for? Don’t hesitate to contact us.

How far can I drive a ŠKODA EV on a full charge?

ŠKODA EVs, like the Enyaq iV, offer an impressive range of up to 351 miles on a full charge, depending on the specific model and battery size. Range can vary based on driving conditions, speed, temperature and terrain.

How long does it take to charge a ŠKODA PHEV or EV?

At home, using a 7.2 kW wallbox charger, a ŠKODA EV like the Enyaq iV can take 9 to 12 hours to fully charge. At work or with public rapid chargers, you can charge from 10% to 80% in 30 minutes using a 175 kW charger.

Can I charge my ŠKODA PHEV or EV using a standard home socket?

Yes, you can charge your ŠKODA PHEV or EV using a standard three-pin domestic socket. However, this is the slowest method, taking more than 24 hours for a full charge. For faster, more efficient results, we recommend the installation of a dedicated domestic wallbox.

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