Skoda Enyaq RS Race Reveal

▪ Lower, wider and significantly lighter: Skoda Motorsport develops an all-electric concept car based on the Skoda Enyaq Coupé vRS ▪ Saving more than 300 kg: The new concept car serves as a pilot project and incorporates ideas for future production cars, including sustainable and lightweight materials ▪ Carrying forward Skoda’s racing DNA: The Enyaq RS Race features visual and technical upgrades, including a widened, lowered chassis, redesigned bumpers, enhanced shock absorbers and a roll cage Skoda Motorsport presents a new all-electric racing car concept: the Enyaq RS Race. Rooted in the Czech brand’s racing DNA, this concept supports the development of innovative technologies and sustainable materials, serving as a pilot project for future production models. The lower and wider concept car incorporates innovative, sustainable biocomposite parts that provide the same rigidity and weight advantages as carbon fibre, contributing to an overall weight reduction of 316 kg compared to the Skoda Enyaq Coupé vRS on which it is based. Johannes Neft, Skoda Auto Board Member for Technical Development, says: “The Skoda Enyaq RS Race was developed completely in-house by Skoda Motorsport. Based on the Enyaq Coupé vRS production model, the car features a distinctive design with strong racing DNA, enhanced aerodynamics and excellent acceleration. In terms of sustainable solutions, the new concept car also serves as a pilot project for future innovations in series production. The biocomposite parts have led to a significant weight reduction, and we are trialling them in motorsport, including in the current Skoda Fabia RS Rally2, with a view to future implementation.”