Inside Future Mobility

Small crossover sportified with retuned chassis, 335bhp from two motors Despite being a part of the Volkswagen machine, Skoda has shown itself to be quite adept at doing things slightly differently â€“ not radically so but in ways that do make an impact.With cars like the Superb and Kodiaq, it espouses a â€˜more buttons, less nonsenseâ€™ philosophy that we can get behind. With the Elroq, you might expect it to have made an ID 3 with an ice scraper in the charging flap, but itâ€™s actually more like a shortened Enyaq, and that extends to the new sporty version, the Skoda Elroq vRS.

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