Enyaq RS

Skoda has been making big waves with their new Enyaq RS Race concept, a slick, stripped-down version of the Enyaq Coupe RS that’s aimed at pushing the envelope for electric vehicles in the racing world. This concept isn’t just about aesthetics; Skoda is exploring sustainable solutions with this one, incorporating innovative materials to shed weight while keeping performance top-notch.
Weight Loss Magic

Engineers have essentially taken the Enyaq on a massive diet, trimming off a significant 697 lbs through the use of biocomposite materials and polycarbonate windows. Biocomposites, made from flax fibers, are spearheading this transformation, boasting similar benefits to carbon fiber but with a greener footprint. This material pops up everywhere, from the bumpers and fenders to the roof and rear wing, and even inside on the dashboard and door panels.
Aerodynamics & Design

Beyond cutting weight, the Enyaq RS Race features an aggressive aerodynamic body kit. New bumpers, vents, and wings pair with a giant diffuser and slim side mirrors to create a profile that’s not just about looks—it’s all about performance. This track-ready design screams speed and efficiency.
Under the Hood
Power-wise, the Enyaq keeps its stout dual-motor all-wheel-drive system delivering 335 horsepower. The pickup is impressive, sprinting from 0 to 62 mph in under five seconds, with a top speed capping at 112 mph. Pair this with sport-tuned suspension and advanced chassis tweaks reminiscent of rally cars, and it seems Skoda hasn’t left any stone unturned in making sure the Enyaq RS isn’t just fast in a straight line.
Interior & Tech
Inside, the Enyaq RS Race concept reflects its track-focused nature with a minimalistic, driver-centered layout. Gone are the comforts of regular Enyaq models—this one features racing staples like a quick-release steering wheel, roll cage, Atech racing seats with six-point harnesses, and a basic digital display setup to keep the driver clued in. Add in the high-end Havas sound system that amps up at over 19 mph, and it completes this electric race car vibe.
Driving Experience
Driving the Enyaq RS Race seems to sit somewhere between piloting a spaceship and a rally car. The immediate power delivery typical of electric motors combined with the weight-saving measures translates into a nimble, responsive drive. It’s a different beast compared to the likes of the traditional gas-powered Mustang or BMW, leaning more towards the sensation of instant torque and precision reminiscent of a high-end Tesla. The car’s balance of speed, agility, and cutting-edge tech makes it the flagbearer for electric cars in a conventionally gas-guzzling motorsport environment.
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