Skoda Peaq Series Production Begins at Czech Plant with 640 km EV Range

Skoda has officially started Skoda Auto Peaq series production at its Mladá Boleslav manufacturing facility in the Czech Republic. The new electric SUV is being assembled alongside the electric Elroq, Enyaq and the combustion-engine Octavia Combi on the same production line, allowing the company to efficiently manage multiple vehicle types within a single manufacturing system while improving production flexibility and operational efficiency.

Production Flexibility Supports Growing EV Demand

With the Peaq entering full-scale production, Skoda can dynamically balance manufacturing volumes between its Mladá Boleslav and Kvasiny plants depending on market demand and supply chain conditions. This approach also creates additional capacity for electric vehicle production. During the first half of 2026, electric vehicles represented nearly 23% of Skoda's total vehicle production in the Czech Republic, reflecting the company's continued expansion of its EV manufacturing capabilities.

Plant Upgrades Enable Production of the Largest Skoda Model

The Peaq is the largest vehicle produced by Skoda since the company became part of the Volkswagen Group. To accommodate the new model, the Mladá Boleslav facility received several manufacturing upgrades, including larger production skids and a newly developed installation tool for third-row seats. Additional improvements were completed in the press shop, body shop and paint shop to support efficient production while maintaining manufacturing quality standards.

Shared MEB Platform Improves Manufacturing Efficiency

The Skoda Peaq shares Volkswagen Group's MEB electric vehicle platform with the Enyaq and Elroq models, allowing common production processes and improved manufacturing efficiency. Platform sharing helps streamline assembly operations while enabling greater production flexibility across multiple electric vehicle models built within the same facility.

Skoda Peaq Battery and Performance Specifications

The flagship Skoda Peaq variant is equipped with the brand's largest electric vehicle battery, featuring a 91 kWh battery pack with 86 kWh net usable capacity and an estimated driving range exceeding 640 km. A second battery option with 63 kWh gross capacity and 59 kWh net usable energy is also available. Customers can choose power outputs ranging from 150 kW to 220 kW, with both rear-wheel-drive and all-wheel-drive configurations offered.

Skoda Peaq Key Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

When did Skoda begin series production of the Peaq?
Skoda began series production of the Peaq on August 6 at its Mladá Boleslav manufacturing plant in the Czech Republic. The vehicle is assembled on the same production line as the electric Elroq, Enyaq and the combustion-engine Octavia Combi. This manufacturing strategy increases production flexibility, supports changing market demand and strengthens the company's growing electric vehicle production capacity.

What battery options are available for the Skoda Peaq?
The Skoda Peaq is offered with two battery choices. The flagship version features a 91 kWh battery with 86 kWh net usable capacity and delivers a driving range exceeding 640 km. Another version uses a 63 kWh battery with 59 kWh net usable capacity. Power outputs range from 150 kW to 220 kW, while buyers can select either rear-wheel-drive or all-wheel-drive configurations.