Skoda is sharpening its new design direction with the Peaq, a large electric SUV that follows the Epiq as the brand’s second model to adopt the Modern Solid language. The result is a family-focused concept that looks deliberately clean, modern, and more aerodynamic than conventional SUVs.
Its proportions immediately signal that this is not a compact experiment. The Peaq measures 4,874 mm in length, 1,867 mm in width, 1,664 mm in height, and has a wheelbase of 2,965 mm.
A Front End Without a Traditional Grille
The most noticeable shift appears at the front, where Skoda replaces the usual grille with a glossy black panel called the Tech Deck. Above it, Matrix LED headlights shaped like a T are paired with eyebrow-style daytime running lights to create a distinct signature.
That combination gives the Peaq a strong first impression without relying on the familiar visual cues used by many SUVs. It also reinforces the cleaner, more minimal approach that defines Modern Solid.
Side Profiles Built for Efficiency
From the side, the Peaq rides on aerodynamic wheels ranging from 19 to 21 inches. The doors also use electrically deployable flush handles, helping the body sides stay visually flat and tidy.
Skoda keeps the surfacing simple, with fewer creases and less visual clutter across the body. The approach is meant to support aerodynamic efficiency while preserving the polished look expected from a premium family SUV.
Rear Design Stays Consistent
The T-shaped theme continues at the rear through LED lighting that mirrors the front-end graphic. This consistency gives the Peaq a coherent identity from nose to tail.
A roof spoiler and a firm rear bumper with black accents add to the aerodynamic impression. The details strengthen the SUV’s stance without making the design feel busy or exaggerated.
Practical Dimensions for Everyday Use
Skoda also gives the Peaq a ground clearance of 184 mm, a figure that suits an SUV intended for family use. It helps the vehicle maintain a balanced posture while keeping the overall design modern and controlled.
Seen as a whole, the Peaq is a clear statement of where Skoda wants its electric lineup to go next. The Modern Solid language, streamlined surfaces, and aerodynamic details position it as a premium large SUV with a strong focus on efficiency and comfort.
