Skoda Peaq Business & Personal Car Leasing Offers

Skoda delivered another record year in 2025, posting its highest worldwide deliveries in six years, and became the third best-selling car brand in Europe for the first time. The Peaq sits above the Enyaq as the brand's new flagship, with the name specifically chosen to mark its place at the top of Skoda's range. Built on the Volkswagen Group's MEB platform, it went on sale in the UK in September 2026 as a seven-seat SUV across SE L, Edition and SportLine trims, aimed at families needing genuine space and drivers covering longer distances.

The Peaq's launch comes alongside the Epiq, Skoda's new compact electric SUV, and together the two models double the brand's fully electric portfolio within a single year, taking Skoda's EV range from its smallest model to its largest. Skoda has leaned on comfort rather than outright tech to sell the Peaq. An optional Relax Package and a Sonos-developed sound system are pitched as turning the cabin into something closer to a lounge than a typical SUV interior. For business customers, its seven seats, load space, and long WLTP range make it a genuine option for company car drivers and fleet drivers who need more room than a mid-size SUV provides. Personal customers get the same practicality in a more stylish, well-considered cabin than Skoda has offered before, from a brand they already have reason to trust.

- Body Type: SUV

- Fuel Type: Electric

- Electric Range: Up to 390 miles (WLTP)

- Number of Seats: 7

- Boot Size: 299 litres with all seven seats in place, 890 litres with the third row folded and up to 2,075 litres with all rear seats folded

Key Specifications

Skoda Peaq trims include SE L, Edition, and SportLine:

- SE L: Entry point to the range, available only with the single-motor 90 powertrain and priced from £51,980. Standard equipment includes 19-inch alloy wheels, the Loft Design Selection interior, a 13.6-inch vertical infotainment display, Mobile Digital Key, and heated front and rear seats.

- Edition: Steps up to the Suite Design Selection with black leather and artificial leather upholstery, matrix LED headlights, an area-view camera, remote park assist, and trained parking. Available with either the 90 powertrain (from £55,130) or the 90x dual-motor, all-wheel-drive powertrain (from £57,230), which brings the 0-62mph time down to around 6.8 seconds.

- SportLine: Tops the range with 20-inch alloy wheels, black exterior detailing, its own Design Selection interior, a heated steering wheel, and sports seats for driver and front passenger. Also offered in 90 (from £58,280) or 90x (from £60,380) forms.

A range of factory options are available on the Peaq. These include the Relax Package, which adds ergonomic massage seats and leg rests to the front row, a Sonos-designed sound system, a panoramic glass roof with adjustable shade control, and a folding table integrated into the central armrest. A separate Simply Clever Package adds a media holder bracket for tablets and other devices, a second umbrella in the passenger door, a dedicated rubbish bin, and a cable tidy, aimed at keeping the cabin organised on longer journeys. Availability can vary by trim and current manufacturer ordering options.

Engine & Performance

Every UK version uses the same 91kWh battery, the largest fitted to any Skoda to date. Two power outputs are available. The rear-wheel-drive 90 produces 286bhp and covers 0-62mph in 7.1 seconds, with a WLTP range of up to 390 miles. The all-wheel-drive 90x adds a second motor for 299bhp, cutting the 0-62mph time to 6.8 seconds, though its WLTP range drops to an estimated 370 miles because of the extra weight and drag from the second motor.

DC rapid charging reaches up to 199kW on both versions, enough for a 10-80% top-up in around 28 minutes. The Peaq also supports vehicle-to-load, letting the battery power external equipment such as e-bikes or camping gear, and bidirectional charging for compatible home setups. A factory-fitted tow bar is available as an option. Braked towing capacity rises from 1,800kg on the 90 to 2,000kg on the 90x, and unbraked capacity is 750kg across the range.

Exterior Features

The Peaq's front end uses Skoda's Tech-Deck Face, a closed panel finished in T-shaped LED lighting. The same T-shaped signature carries to the rear lights, a style Skoda first introduced on the smaller Epiq. Flush door handles are a first for Skoda. They retract into the bodywork when the car is locked or moving, and can still be released manually in an emergency, with a built-in capacitor keeping them operational for a short time even after a major impact.

SE L comes on 19-inch alloy wheels. Edition and SportLine trims step up to 20-inch wheels as standard, and both can be specified with optional 21-inch wheels. SportLine is the only trim offered with two-tone paintwork and a black roof as an option, and it gets glossy black exterior trim, including the Skoda lettering on the D-pillars, as standard.

At 4.87 metres long, the Peaq is 116mm longer than the combustion-engined Kodiaq. Its wheelbase stretches to 2,965mm, 174mm more than the Kodiaq's and longer again than the Superb's. Ten paint finishes are available. The largest panoramic roof ever fitted to a Skoda features Dynamic Shade Control across nine adjustable segments, letting occupants control how much light reaches the cabin. Availability of specific colours and wheel sizes can vary by trim and current manufacturer ordering options.

Interior Features

The cabin is built around a 13.6-inch vertical infotainment touchscreen, the first of its kind and orientation for Skoda, alongside a 10-inch digital driver display. The system runs on an Android-based platform, giving direct access to apps such as Google Maps without connecting a phone.

Five Interior Design Selections are available. Loft, standard on SE L, combines black seat upholstery with light grey Techtona, a leather alternative, on the dashboard and door panels. Edition steps up to Suite Black or Suite Ceramique, both trimmed in Techtona, in black or light grey respectively. SportLine gets its own Sportline Lounge Design Selection. Its sports seats are trimmed in black Techtona and Suedia, and finished in white contrast stitching. Ambient lighting and a heated multifunction steering wheel are standard across every selection.

Storage includes dual wireless phone charging pads in the centre console, a 37-litre front storage compartment under the bonnet, and more than 33 litres of further small-item storage around the cabin. Simply Clever touches include a rubbish bin, a cable tidy, a second umbrella in the passenger door, and a tablet holder built into the headrest.

Boot capacity is 299 litres with all seven seats in place. This rises to 890 litres with the third row folded, and up to 2,075 litres with all rear seats folded. An optional Sonos-designed sound system, featuring 16 speakers and a combined output of 755W, upgrades the standard setup. The optional Relax Package, available across every Interior Design Selection, adds AGR-certified massage seats and electrically adjustable leg rests to the front row, plus a dedicated wellbeing app.

Safety Features

The Peaq is too new to have a Euro NCAP rating yet, and Skoda hasn't confirmed a test date.

Ten airbags come as standard, including a centre airbag and rear side airbags, aimed at reducing injury risk in side-on and multi-vehicle collisions. Front Assist, Crossroad Assist, Turn Assist, Side Assist, Collision Avoidance Assist, and Predictive Adaptive Cruise Control are all fitted as standard. Crossroad Assist uses new radar sensors at the front bumper corners to detect cars, motorcycles, cyclists, and e-scooters approaching from the side, and Driver Alert tracks eye movement through a camera built into the rear-view mirror housing to flag signs of fatigue or distraction.

Travel Assist 3.0, Skoda's most advanced assistance system, is available as an option. It adds Traffic Jam Assist and Emergency Assist, and the latest version can also respond to traffic lights. When specified with the Assist Package, it's joined by Intelligent Park Assist, Trained Park Assist, and Remote Park Assist.

Technology Overview

- 6-inch vertical infotainment touchscreen, the first of its kind for Skoda, alongside a 10-inch digital driver display

- Android-based infotainment with built-in Google apps, including Maps, without needing a paired phone

- MySkoda app control, including an AI-based trip planner and a Camp Mode that manages the climate and alarm during overnight stays

- Dual 25W wireless phone charging pads in the centre console

- Vehicle-to-load and vehicle-to-home bidirectional charging, powering external equipment or a compatible home energy system from the battery

- Optional Sonos-designed sound system with 16 speakers and a combined output of 755W

Why Choose a Skoda Peaq Lease with Synergy?

Skoda Peaq leasing with Synergy gives you access to Skoda's new flagship SUV. It offers seven seats and more space than anything else in the brand's range. Whether you're looking at a Skoda Peaq business lease or a Skoda Peaq personal lease, our team can help you compare trims, powertrains, and mileage terms.

Every Skoda Peaq lease includes free UK mainland delivery and support from a dedicated account manager. Optional maintenance can also be added to your lease, helping cover routine servicing and tyres.

Synergy is one of the UK's leading leasing providers, recognised for its award-winning customer service. We've achieved the Feefo Platinum Trusted Service Award 2026 and were named Broker of the Year at the Broker News Awards in 2024 and 2025.

Business Leasing

A Skoda Peaq business lease suits company car drivers and directors who need genuine seven-seat capacity without stepping up to a van. As a full EV, it also qualifies for a lower Benefit-in-Kind rate than a combustion equivalent, adding a further incentive for company car drivers, alongside a WLTP range that suits fleets working toward lower-emission targets.

For fleet leasing, the Peaq gives businesses a spacious, seven-seat electric SUV for teams who need to carry passengers and equipment together.

Personal Leasing

A Skoda Peaq personal lease is a straightforward way to drive Skoda's new flagship SUV on a fixed monthly payment, without the commitment of buying it outright. It suits families who need genuine seven-seat space rather than a token third row, and drivers who value the range and rapid charging that its larger battery provides.

At the end of your agreement, you simply return the car, subject to the agreed mileage and our fair wear and tear guide. Skoda Peaq lease deals can be built around your annual mileage, contract length, and initial rental, giving you a clear monthly cost for the duration of your agreement.

Skoda Peaq Salary Sacrifice

As a fully electric model producing zero tailpipe emissions, the Skoda Peaq may be suitable for salary sacrifice. This can be a tax-efficient way for eligible employees to drive a new car, since payments are taken from gross salary before tax and National Insurance are deducted.

Salary sacrifice isn't available by default. The employee's employer needs a scheme in place, and the employee needs to meet their employer's own eligibility criteria before taking part. Synergy can support businesses that are introducing or managing a salary sacrifice scheme, helping structure options such as the Skoda Peaq alongside the rest of a company's fleet.

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Looking for something similar?

Similar models to our Skoda Peaq lease deals include:

- Kia EV9: The most established rival in the seven-seat electric SUV segment, with a bolder, more overtly futuristic design and a WLTP range of up to 349 miles. It suits drivers who want a more eye-catching look than the Peaq's minimalist styling, at a higher starting price of £66,645.

- Peugeot e-5008: A more affordable seven-seat electric SUV, starting from around £48,500. It suits drivers who want the practicality of a seven-seat EV without the Peaq's price tag, even if the cabin doesn't feel quite as premium.

- Volkswagen ID.Buzz: A left-field alternative built around a retro-inspired design that revives the classic Volkswagen camper look, with seven seats and a distinctive, colourful cabin. It suits drivers who want something different from the class norm, at a similar starting price to the Peaq, though its WLTP range tops out lower at around 286 miles.