Recently, Volkswagen Kanche obtained the ŠKODA pure electric product plan from related channels, the company plans to launch three new compact electric vehicles, and said that the seven-seat pure electric SUV is not in the planning for the time being. The information was revealed by the company's boss Thomas Schafer, who also did not rule out the possibility of launching larger electric vehicles that would be positioned under the ENYAQ iV series.
The Skoda ENYAQ iV is a pure electric compact SUV based on the Volkswagen MEB platform, which is the brand's first pure electric SUV model, and the derivative ENYAQ iV Coupe coupe SUV was also officially released earlier this year. At the same time, the brand's first RS model equipped with pure electric power also appeared.
Combined with the information previously exposed, it is expected that one of them will be a small hatchback, one is a compact crossover model, and the third may have a lot to do with the current Octavia, these new cars will be based on the compact version of volkswagen's MEB platform, and it is not surprising that the name of the new car will also use the name of the letter "E".
For the future of the existing model, Skoda CEO Thomas Schafer said that Jingrui will not launch an RS version, while the flagship model Speedpie will continue to launch hatchback and station wagon versions.
Previously, ŠKODA has announced its 2030 Strategic Plan, which is called "NEXT LEVEL-SKODA STRATEGY 2030". In its 2030 development strategy, Skoda will continue to focus on the three pillars of electric transformation, business internationalization and service digitalization, and aims to halve fleet emissions by 2030 when all three of its Czech plants are carbon neutral.
It is reported that Skoda plans to account for 50%-70% of the market share of similar models in Europe by 2030, and global annual sales will reach 1.5 million by 2030.