Teaser images of the all-new flagship 7-seater all-electric SUV, the Skoda Peaq, to ​​debut on June 23.

We recently learned from official sources that Skoda's new flagship all-electric seven-seater SUV, the Peaq, will officially debut on June 23. Skoda is accelerating the development of its all-electric product lineup; following the Epiq, Elroq, and Enyaq, the Peaq is the brand's fourth all-electric model. Built on Volkswagen's MEB platform, the new vehicle will be equipped with multiple powertrain options, with a maximum range exceeding 611km.

In terms of appearance, the vehicle's design closely resembles the Modern Solid family design language of the Vision7S concept car. The signature Tech Deck closed grille, paired with a volcano-shaped front bumper, and the T-shaped full LED taillights on both sides are the most striking identifying elements of the vehicle. The vehicle also offers 19/20/21-inch wheels as a choice. The taillights continue the T-shaped design logic of the front, horizontally spanning the rear, and the body's curves are full and substantial. The Peaq is 4900mm long, 250mm longer than the current Enyaq and 110mm longer than the gasoline-powered Kodiaq.

Inside, the vehicle features a 13.6-inch vertical floating screen in the center console and comes standard with an electrically controlled, color-changing panoramic sunroof with one-touch switching between light-transmitting and light-blocking modes. In terms of powertrain, the new car offers a single-motor rear-wheel-drive system and a dual-motor all-wheel-drive system. The single-motor models offer maximum power outputs of 201 hp and 282 hp respectively, with battery capacities of 59 kWh and 86 kWh. The dual-motor model boasts a maximum power output of 295 hp, an 86 kWh battery pack, and a maximum range exceeding 611 kilometers.