Škoda Mobil

Škoda Mobil is the company newspaper for Škoda Auto employees, published monthly and presenting up-to-date information on what is happening at Škoda Auto and the Volkswagen Group. The regular columns focuses on employees, innovations and interesting projects from within the company, current information from Škoda Motorsport and many other topics.

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Weekly Thursday newsletter for employees. A summary of the last week‘s main events at Škoda Auto, regional news as well as cultural events.

Skoda Supplements

Škoda Mobil, the employee newspaper of the Mladá Boleslav-based carmaker, includes special supplements that focus on especially important topics from Škoda's perspective. Supplements can be a part of the newspaper, in the same format as the newspaper, inserted, for example, in the form of a flyer, or they can be stand-alone unique magazines in a specific format, such as supplements dedicated to new models, the brand's historical anniversaries, or other important information from the company's environment.

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A Car You Don’t Want to Get Out Of

The Peaq is the carmaker’s electric flagship, with record interior space, a long range and features that appear for the first time in a series-production car from the brand.

1,867 mm – Width

4,874 mm – Length

1,664 mm – Height

2,965 mm – Wheelbase

The Peaq sits at the top of the Škoda electric line-up, and there is no need to hold back on superlatives. It is the largest SUV in the history of the Škoda brand, measuring almost 4.9 metres long with a wheelbase of close to three metres. The cabin seats up to seven people, and in the five-seat layout it offers 935 litres of boot space, the most of any model from the brand. Even with all the seats occupied, 299 litres remain behind the third row. So the boot does not disappear even when the car is full. 

The records continue under the floor. The battery, with a gross capacity of 91 kWh, is the largest of any Škoda electric car, and it allows the Peaq 90 to cover up to 646 kilometres on the standardised WLTP cycle, which is more than any other electric car from the brand. 

The Peaq embodies the Modern Solid design language. Its main principles are minimalism and a human-centred approach, where every shape has a purpose.

It is also worth looking up. The Peaq has the largest panoramic roof in the history of Škoda cars. Its glazed area is larger than the mattress of a standard single bed. It is made up of nine segments whose transparency can be changed electronically. And speaking of beds, the Peaq can easily be set up for a night outdoors. You can also use its battery to charge an e-bike or other devices.

Only on the Peaq model

The Peaq is not only the first Škoda car with pop-out door handles but also the first model with a vertically positioned infotainment display. The display measures 13.6 inches diagonally, similar to a typical laptop. Passengers can also enjoy crystal-clear sound if they choose the optional audio system developed with Sonos.

Comfort with the Relax package

This optional equipment turns the front of the cabin into a rest zone: the seats have a massage function and electrically adjustable leg rests, cushions are available and a table folds out from the centre console. Depending on the selected mode, the integrated Wellbeing app coordinates functions such as massage, air conditioning and ambient lighting.

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