Continent-crossing Enyaq to join Skoda Museum collection
08 Jul 2024|97 views
Those visiting the Skoda Museum might be able to catch a thoroughly new and modern addition.
The car is question, is a bright yellow, all-electric Skoda Enyaq. But this isn't just a regular all-electric SUV. This particular car has already covered a total of 33,360km across the continent of Africa.
Piloting the car was Dutch Explorers Renske Cox and Maarten van Pel, who both embarked on the journey to inspire a shift towards more sustainable travel. And the car, was an 80, equipped with an 82kWh battery and, interestingly, only equipped with rear-wheel drive.
It did, however, get a host of modification including a redesigned rear section to increase maximum storage space, and of course, the fitment of off-road tyres. The Skoda Enyaq also got an additional roof tent, while a solar charging set comprising of foldable panels that can cover an area of 60m2 was also carried along, ultimately providing a total of 54% of the energy needed by the car to cross the continent.
The car underwent basic modifications: the rear section was reconfigured for maximum storage space, a roof tent was added, and for better traction, the Enyaq was fitted with off-road tyres. A crucial part of their equipment was a solar charging set. Foldable panels covering an area of 60m2 ultimately provided 54% of the energy needed for the 33,360km journey across the African continent.
Skoda states that the special Enyaq will feature in an exhibition that runs from 10 July to 30 September 2024. Dutch Explorers Renske Cox and Maarten van Pel, meanwhile, have received a new Skoda Enyaq 85x Laurin & Klement, for their valiant effort and for donating their vehicle to the Skoda Museum.
Those visiting the Skoda Museum might be able to catch a thoroughly new and modern addition.
The car is question, is a bright yellow, all-electric Skoda Enyaq. But this isn't just a regular all-electric SUV. This particular car has already covered a total of 33,360km across the continent of Africa.
Piloting the car was Dutch Explorers Renske Cox and Maarten van Pel, who both embarked on the journey to inspire a shift towards more sustainable travel. And the car, was an 80, equipped with an 82kWh battery and, interestingly, only equipped with rear-wheel drive.
It did, however, get a host of modification including a redesigned rear section to increase maximum storage space, and of course, the fitment of off-road tyres. The Skoda Enyaq also got an additional roof tent, while a solar charging set comprising of foldable panels that can cover an area of 60m2 was also carried along, ultimately providing a total of 54% of the energy needed by the car to cross the continent.
The car underwent basic modifications: the rear section was reconfigured for maximum storage space, a roof tent was added, and for better traction, the Enyaq was fitted with off-road tyres. A crucial part of their equipment was a solar charging set. Foldable panels covering an area of 60m2 ultimately provided 54% of the energy needed for the 33,360km journey across the African continent.
Skoda states that the special Enyaq will feature in an exhibition that runs from 10 July to 30 September 2024. Dutch Explorers Renske Cox and Maarten van Pel, meanwhile, have received a new Skoda Enyaq 85x Laurin & Klement, for their valiant effort and for donating their vehicle to the Skoda Museum.
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