The production started in November, but as of now, it's barely above 1,000.
Skoda celebrates the production milestone of two million crossovers/SUVs cumulatively as well as the 250,000th Kamiq model. But is the EV share substantial already?
The company started production of the all-new Skoda Enyaq iV model in November 2020, but as it turns out, the ramp-up is not particularly quick.
According to the latest data, the company so far produced only about 1,100 units:
- Yeti - 684,500
- Kodiaq - 593,600
- Karoq - 454,800
- Kamiq - 266,000 (Including Kamiq GT in China)
- Enyaq iV - 1,100
The long-term target is 250-350 units daily, but when will it happen?
Anyway, the Skoda Enyaq iV is the only MEB-base all-electric model produced in Europe outside Germany, at Skoda's main plant in Mladá Boleslav, Czech Republic.
We guess that with 40% of brand sales being crossovers/SUVs, and the electrification megatrend combined, it's just a matter of time when we will see a higher volume for the Enyaq iV.
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