There are nearly twice as many 7-seat electric SUVs available to buy this year as there were last year. Here’s what available, sorted by price.

Skoda recently announced its financial results for the year 2024. Along with that, the carmaker also released teaser images of a new flagship electric SUV that will launch next year.The new SUV will

Skoda have unveiled a surprise teaser of an upcoming model. The car is set to be a fully electric, seven seater SUV, comparable to the Kodiaq in size. The move comes as the Czech manufacturer continues its EV push, building on the groundwork laid down by the Enyaq!

Sure to be the most expensive Skoda ever, the SUV – potentially called ‘Space’ – is expected to be a production version of the 2022 Vision 7S, a concept that introduced us to the Modern Solid design language that has since made its way onto the new Epiq.

Hyundai has unveiled a large all-electric seven-seater SUV. The Ioniq9 is Hyundai’s biggest EV to date, with a range of up to 387 miles on a full charge and 800v ultra-fast charging that allows recharging of the 110.

The Vision 7S concept car was just over 5000-mm long and was said to have an 89-kilowatt-hour battery for a range of 600 km (370 miles). It was based on Skoda parent Volkswagen Group’s MEB platform that underpins BEVs such as the VW ID4 and Audi Q4 E-Tron.

Skoda is expanding its electric lineup with a spacious seven-seat SUV, promising over 600 km of range. The model, inspired by the Vision 7S concept, will be the brand’s largest EV to date.

Skoda is getting ready to fill a gap in its lineup, teasing a new three-row electric SUV. While its Enyaq electric SUV is similar in size to the petrol-powered Kodiaq, it lacks the latter’s third row of seating.