Škoda has unveiled interior design sketches of its all-new electric seven-seater flagship ahead of its premiere on 23 June 2026.

Released following teaser shots of the exterior, the illustrations show a cabin that combines generous space and clean architecture and provides a lounge-like atmosphere shaped by comfortable materials and an intuitive user interface.

Škoda says it’s put the customer at the centre of the concept for the Peaq, connecting the usability of the physical seven-seat interior with the digital experience around it, ensuring “intuitive interaction and reducing complexity”.

The spacious, lounge-inspired cabin play and compact digital cluster to reduce information complexity, while the floating centre console reinforces the Czech brand’s focus on a clean and well-organised layout.

The new Peaq also gets a redesigned dashboard implementing a vertical infotainment display for the first time. The new UX/UI concept combines physical controls with a central infotainment touchscreen for intuitive interaction with climate controls, volume settings, and other basic vehicle functions. Ergonomically adjustable armrests support the use of the vertical display while integrated magnetic wireless docks ensure efficient smartphone charging.

Škoda also promises that the Peaq interior defines a new standard for the brand with regards to space, usability and chosen materials.

The ‘Lodge’ concept combines soft textile-based surfaces with robust tactile elements, creating a refined contrast. Comfortable and durable materials and easy-care finishes ensure everyday practicality.

The interior shots follow the exterior illustrations, which show clean lines and characterful design that follow the Czech brand’s Modern Solid principles.

Due to launch after the summer, the Peaq delivers a new range-topper for Škoda’s EV line-up, sitting above the upcoming Epiq as well as the Elroq and Enyaq, playing a key role in doubling the company’s electric model range in 2026.

The brand’s largest model yet, the Peaq comes with 299 litres of boot space or 890 litres with the third row of seats folded down. An additional 37­-litre frunk further expands the luggage capacity, and the Peaq is also topped off with the largest panoramic roof ever in a Škoda.

Three powertrain variants will be available – the 60, 90 and 90x. These will deliver power ranging from 204hp to 299hp. The 90 and 90x variants offer the headline range of more than 600km (372 miles) and can be charged from 10 to 80% capacity via DC fast charging in 28 minutes. The 60 variant cuts this to 27 minutes.

More details will be revealed at the world premiere of the Peaq next week.