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Not All Electric Cars Are Made Equal, as Julie Marshall Discovers

Recently, I spent a week with the facelifted Skoda Enyaq, a spacious family SUV starting at £42,060. The model stands out as one of the most convincing electric vehicles currently available.
The 2025 facelifted model features updated headlights and a redesigned front end, offering up to 360 miles of range. Optional 20-inch alloy wheels and Moon White paint enhance the SUV's purposeful stance.
Inside, the cabin features a 13-inch touchscreen and the clever Virtual Pedal for the tailgate. Heated front seats and ample storage space ensure five adults travel in comfort.
Delivering speed effortlessly, the SUV operates in near silence while road noise is well suppressed. At almost 4.7 metres long, it includes helpful parking sensors and a rear-view camera.
Although the Enyaq is a top family choice, real-world range can dip by around 15 per cent during heatwaves. Despite the need for more physical climate controls, it remains highly recommended.

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