Skoda' big feat: Peaq a bright spark
/Skoda’s much-anticipated seven-seater SUV has finally unveiled. There’s a lot of smarts from the ‘simply clever’ brand.
Read MoreSkoda’s much-anticipated seven-seater SUV has finally unveiled. There’s a lot of smarts from the ‘simply clever’ brand.
Read MoreSkoda’s smallest electric car has now fully revealed. Has it further raised local interest?
Read MoreBuyer trends for larger electrics expected to clarify NZ baby Skoda’s market potential .
Read MoreThe smallest electric in Skoda’s stable is just months away from production start.
Read MoreA grand seven seat electric equivalent of the Kiwi-favoured Kodiaq is soon to reveal. Will it come here?
Read MoreSkoda’s larger EV heads back to 2023 launch pricing zone; smaller newcomer has stickers last seen when make was discounting last year.
Read MoreNew Elroq and updated Enyaq were supposed to release now - but need to sort specs to meet Kiwi tastes has taken longer than expected.
Read MoreSpirited zap and a mean look for flagship electric.
Read MoreThe Elroq signed up for sale here from mid-year has gained a fizzy new family member.
Read MoreA freshen up for the current Skoda electric offer in NZ means it will look like a larger version of an incoming sibling SUV.
Read MoreThe impending new electric little brother to Enyaq has plenty of choice for New Zealand distributor.
Read MoreSkoda’s second electric car will be here by this time next year.
Read MoreReplacement for ‘launch special’ will achieve more range, better pep - but it’s not here for another year.
Read MoreSkoda’s police programme is about to power up to full electric play. The Superb is also about to go on paw patrol. And some other examples are going up in the world.
Read MoreAnnouncement of core specification spurs thought about pricing and launch timing.
Read MoreSkoda NZ nails down a release schedule of sorts – but has steered clear of confirming what’s coming and exactly when.
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