The 2026 Skoda Enyaq RS Coupe facelift arrives in Australia with a AUD 7,500 price cut, larger 79-kWh battery, faster charging, and upgraded features.
Skoda Enyaq RS Coupe Facelift Slashes Price with Upgraded Battery in Australia
The facelifted Skoda Enyaq Coupe RS has landed in Australian showrooms, now priced AUD 7,500 less than before at AUD 76,490. This adjustment makes the refreshed model significantly more affordable while packing notable enhancements.
Competitive Pricing and Enhanced Features
The earlier Enyaq Coupe RS model is also discounted to AUD 66,990, offering a stronger value proposition against rivals like the Tesla Model Y Long Range and the mechanically related Volkswagen ID.5 GTX.
The refreshed Enyaq Coupe RS sports updated styling aligned with Skoda's Modern Solid design language, featuring the signature Tech-Deck Face. Inside, the cabin boasts upgraded amenities such as heated and ventilated front seats with lumbar support, a three-zone climate control system with rear-seat controls, premium CANTON sound, and four 45-watt USB-C ports.
Additional highlights include a 13-inch touchscreen infotainment display, a digital driver’s instrument cluster, wireless phone charging, a heated RS badge steering wheel, illuminated mirror welcome lights, and customizable LED ambient lighting. Practical touches like a remote rear-seat backrest release and hands-free power tailgate round out the premium experience offered by Skoda Australia.
Safety and driver aids remain comprehensive across Enyaq models. The most powerful trims now feature a larger 79-kWh battery (up from 77 kWh), extending driving range to 534 kilometers (332 miles) for the coupe and 523 kilometers (325 miles) for the SUV based on WLTP standards.
Charging performance improves with DC fast charging capacity rising from 175 kW to 185 kW, enabling an efficient 10 to 80 percent charge in just 26 minutes — boosting daily usability and convenience for long trips.
Both the Enyaq RS and Enyaq Coupe RS roll on distinctive 21-inch wheels and use rear drum brakes rather than conventional calipers and rotors. Their dual-motor setup allows brisk acceleration, hitting 0-100 km/h in 5.4 seconds.
Skoda’s Dynamic Chassis Control system offers adaptive damping to strike a balance between sporty handling and ride comfort. A key difference between the SUV and coupe variants is the fixed glass roof on the Coupe RS, replacing the SUV’s tilting and sliding sunroof.