Used Skoda Enyaq 2021-present reliability
Category: Electric SUV
For the money, few electric SUVs come close to being as practical and comfortable as the Skoda Enyaq
What should I look for in a used Skoda ENYAQ 4x4?
As of yet, there aren't any strange quirks or issues to report about the Enyaq, so just look out for the usual culprits, such as bodywork damage and kerbing on the wheels. Check the interior for signs of wear and tear as well.
The Enyaq scored five stars out of five for safety when it was tested by Euro NCAP. Adult occupant crash protection was found to be fractionally better than in the closely related VW ID 4 – the two cars scored the same for child protection. The Enyaq also did well for protecting pedestrians.
You'll get lots of safety technology with any Enyaq, including e-Call emergency assistance, automatic emergency braking (AEB) and lane-keeping assistance. Other aids, including blind-spot monitoring, are there if you buy an example that had the Assisted Drive Package Basic fitted from new.
What are the most common problems with a used Skoda ENYAQ 4x4?
Currently, the Enyaq has no major recalls to its name.
Is a used Skoda ENYAQ 4x4 reliable?
The Enyaq finished fourth out of nine cars in the electric SUV class in our latest What Car? Reliability Survey with a good overall score of 93.8%. You can check out the most reliable electric cars in the class here.
Reliability rating 93.8%
Non-engine electrical glitches caused the most grief for the 25% of Skoda Enyaq iV owners who told us their cars had gone wrong. There were also a small percentage of issues with the sat-nav/infotainment and engine electrics. Skoda covered the cost of all repairs and only 8% of vehicles were off the road for more than a week.
As a brand, Skoda came 16th out of 32 manufacturers featured in our most recent 2023 reliability survey, with a good score of 94.1%. That placed them above Ford, Nissan and Renault, but below Hyundai, Kia and Mazda.
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