ŠKODA Hybrid and Electric Range If the time has come to change your vehicle, why not consider an electric or hybrid model? Not only are they better for the environment, they offer plenty of benefits to owners too.

Hybrid and Electric explained

Find out how different types of electric and hybrid vehicles work.

Electric Electric vehicles (EVs) are powered by a battery pack and either one or two electric motors. They can be charged at home or at a public charging point, and typically have a range of 100-300 miles, depending on the model. View Stock

Plug-in Hybrid A plug-in hybrid combines a combustion engine with an electric motor, delivering a cleaner drive. Typical electric-only range is 25-40 miles, and in hybrid mode, the motor provides a boost to the engine. Charging can be completed at home or at a public charging point. View Stock

Mild Hybrid A mild hybrid features a combustion engine and small electric motor, which provides a boost to performance and helps to improve fuel economy. There’s no electric-only capability and the vehicle doesn’t need to be charged. View Stock

Discover our electric range Introducing the new generation of electric vehicles from ŠKODA. Here at All Electric Garages ŠKODA, we’re delighted to present the full line-up of electric and hybrid models for you to discover. Click on any of the models below for full details, or contact us today to book a test drive.

ENYAQ iV A fully electric SUV with a range of up to 333 miles, the ENYAQ iV is the perfect solution to greener family motoring.

SUPERB iV An award winning plug-in hybrid, the SUPERB iV is a luxurious model that comes in hatch and estate variants, and delivers emissions of as low as 28g/km.

OCTAVIA iV With striking looks, strong performance, and a zero-emissions range of up to 43 miles, the OCTAVIA iV is innovative and eco-conscious.

ENYAQ iV A fully electric SUV with a range of up to 333 miles, the ENYAQ iV is the perfect solution to greener family motoring.

SUPERB iV An award winning plug-in hybrid, the SUPERB iV is a luxurious model that comes in hatch and estate variants, and delivers emissions of as low as 28g/km.

OCTAVIA iV With striking looks, strong performance, and a zero-emissions range of up to 43 miles, the OCTAVIA iV is innovative and eco-conscious.

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Frequently Asked Questions Please see a list below of commonly asked questions and answers regarding Electric & Hybrid Vehicles.

How much does it cost to install a dedicated home charger?

A fully installed home charging point price starts from £449 with the government OZEV grant. The Electric Vehicle Homecharge Scheme supports up to 75% of the cost, capped at £350 including VAT, off the installation price.

How to plan a long journey with an Electric Vehicle?

We always recommend checking how far your Electric Vehicle can travel and to include service centres with en route chargers when planning your journey. You can also download the MyŠKODA App which will help route your journey to include Electric charging stops.

Are Electric cars expensive to run?

The average electricity rate is 17p per kWh, which means you can charge your car for as little as 4p per mile.

What’s the difference between an Electric car and a Hybrid car?

An Electric Car runs on and is charged up with electric. An Hybrid car is powered by an internal combustion engine and an electric motor, hybrid cars don't need to be plugged in to charge the battery. Instead, the battery is charged through regenerative braking and by the internal combustion engine.

Can Electric cars drive through water?

Yes, like all cars electric vehicles are just as safe to drive through “wading depth water ” which is listed in the manufacture hand book.

You can also drive or charge your electric car in the rain.

Can Electric cars go as fast as Non-Electric cars?

Electric cars accelerate much faster than petrol or diesel cars. Most modern EVs have a top speed of between 90mph and 120mph.

Government Electric Car Grants & Incentives.

The plug-in car grant can help you save money by knocking up to £1,500 off the upfront cost of a low-emission vehicle. To be eligible for the grant, cars must cost less than £32,000. This is the recommended retail price (RRP), and includes VAT and delivery fees.

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Hybrid & Electric Benefits Find out more about the benefits of driving electric-powered car Buying an electric or hybrid car doesn’t only benefit the environment – there are lots of advantages for drivers too. For example, fuel costs are dramatically reduced, with UK electricity rates averaging just over 16p per kWh in 2021. For a 100 mile range that’s less than £3.40. Lower emissions also means lower road tax, while fewer moving parts under the bonnet means reduced servicing costs. Plus, performance is exciting thanks to the instant torque produced by the electric motor – even an SUV can sprint from 0-60mph in under 10 seconds!

How to charge Find out how to charge your electric or hybrid vehicle Your electric car can be easily charged at home using a standard three-point socket, or with a home charging point, which can be fully installed from £449 with the government OZEV grant. Choosing a home charging point or Wallbox means charge times are significantly lower. You can also change at one of the many public points across the country. These are often located in car parks at the supermarket, gym, cinema, or local shopping centre, and typically offer 7kW charging, giving you 20-30 miles of range per hour. Service stations also offer rapid charging at a slightly higher cost.