Next e-car success? Skoda shows monster crossover
Shortly before the next electric car study is to be presented, Skoda gives an insight into where the journey is going. It shows impressively: restraint is not the order of the day. On the contrary, the study with the name Vision 7S shows a huge electric crossover that could hardly be more brutal.
Massive electric car concept: Skoda shows the first exterior sketches of the Vision 7S
E-cars come in all colors and shapes. From the lively electric speedster to monsters a la Tesla’s Cybertruck, everything is there. With the Vision 7S concept, Skoda joins the larger ones in its class. That all-electric crossover SUV from the VW Group, the Czechs have now shown the first sketches from the outside:
At first glance, the massive design is irritating in one respect in particular: the prominent air vents at the front and rear, seven in number each, initially suggest a combustion engine. But this is not the case. With previous insights into the interior of the concept Stromer, Skoda already made it clear that it is the Vision 7S is a real electric car.
Apart from that, little is known about the values that the e-SUV should bring with it. The interior can accommodate up to seven people. So it is clear that it is the the Czechs’ biggest electrical design to date is. They rely on “resistant, sustainable materials”, it says in the Message of the manufacturer.
Come in as well vertical touchscreen as an extension of the center console for use as well as a steering wheel that is flattened at the top and bottom, which is intended to offer the driver a clear view of the second screen. As far as we know so far, Skoda is fully in line with the current trend towards large, comfortable electric SUVs.
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Skoda Vision 7S: The first impression is brutal
An impression that is reinforced when you look at it from the outside: the Vision 7S doesn’t just appear big, it seems to appear like a real giant. What the massive front captures in wind should be compensated for by the extremely flat-looking roof section – as well as the air vents. According to the brand values, the concept car solid, functional and authentic Act.
The first point is definitely fulfilled. Similar to Kia’s concept for the EV9, the idiosyncratic design should find opponents and fans alike. Whether authenticity and functionality are also met, we will probably at the earliest official launch on August 30th Experienced. In any case, the minimal window area does not seem particularly functional. If you still want to get some of the surroundings from the crossover SUV, you obviously have to rely on cameras.
