Skoda Enyaq I (5AZ) (2020–2025) (2020 – 2025)

Reliability score : 8.3/10

The Skoda Enyaq, launched in 2020, marks the Czech manufacturer's entry into the era of 100% electric vehicles with a family SUV. Based on the Volkswagen Group's modular MEB platform (shared with the VW ID.4, Audi Q4 e-tron, Cupra Born), the Enyaq positions itself as a spacious, practical, and good value-for-money alternative in the electric SUV segment. It is available in classic SUV and Coupé versions. The first generation (5AZ) has undergone significant developments, particularly in software, which have greatly improved its usability and perceived reliability. Early model years (2020-2022) were marked by software bugs and minor issues, largely corrected by over-the-air updates or at dealerships. Models produced from late 2022 and especially 2024+ versions benefit from significantly supe

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The Skoda Enyaq is an excellent choice for a family electric SUV, offering generous space, good comfort, and satisfactory range, especially in its 80/85 versions. However, reliability was a point of concern for early model years (2020-2022) due to software issues. Buying Tips: * 2020-2022 Models: Negotiate the price and absolutely ensure that all software updates have been performed by the Skoda network. Check the condition of the 12V battery. If these points are clear, it's a good deal. * 2023 and Newer Models (especially 85/85X/RS MY2024+ versions): These versions are much more refined and reliable thanks to software fixes and technical improvements. They represent a more confident purchase and should be prioritized if the budget allows. Overall, the Enyaq is a mature and recommendable vehicle, provided you choose the right model year and verify its maintenance and update history.