On this page you can browse Škoda cars with fully electric drive on the Montenegrin market. Škoda develops electric models on Volkswagen Group's MEB platform, which means proven technology, spacious interiors and the familiar Škoda Simply Clever details. Filter listings by model, year and mileage.
Enyaq iV, Enyaq Coupé, Elroq
Main models
390–545 km depending on the battery
WLTP range
Up to 135 kW, 10–80% in about 28 min
DC charging
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Škoda's best-known electric model is the Enyaq, available as a classic SUV and as a Coupé version. The Enyaq iV 60 and iV 80 offer a range of approximately 390 to 545 km on the WLTP cycle, depending on the battery and drivetrain. The newer Elroq is a more compact SUV positioned below the Enyaq and offering a more accessible price with similar technology. All three power levels share the same drivetrain components with models such as the VW ID.4 and Audi Q4 e-tron.
The Škoda Enyaq supports DC fast charging up to 135 kW, which allows charging from 10% to 80% in about 28 minutes at a suitable station. AC charging at home via an 11 kW wallbox covers the overnight cycle and fully charges the battery in 7 to 8 hours. Real-world range in Montenegro — with climate control, mountain climbs and highway driving — is usually 10–20% lower than the stated WLTP range.
The public charging network in Montenegro is gradually expanding, especially along the Adriatic Highway and in Podgorica. For everyday use and shorter trips, owners most often rely on home charging. When buying a used electric Škoda, ask for a battery health report (SoH), check the service history for software updates, and verify whether the vehicle has been exposed to frequent high-power DC charging.
At the moment these are the Enyaq iV (SUV), Enyaq Coupé and the more compact Elroq. All use Volkswagen Group's MEB platform and are available with different battery capacities and rear-wheel or all-wheel drive options.
The WLTP range is around 390 km with smaller batteries and over 540 km with the Enyaq iV 85. In real driving in Montenegro — with highways, mountain climbs and air conditioning — the range is typically 10–20% lower than the stated figure.
Supported charging types (Type 2 AC and CCS DC) are available in Podgorica, along the coast and on main roads. For everyday use, installing an 11 kW home wallbox is recommended so the battery can be charged overnight.
Ask for a battery health report (SoH), the software update history and information on how often the vehicle has been charged on DC fast chargers. Check the battery warranty, which at Škoda typically lasts 8 years or 160,000 km.
