Details are scarce, but early reports suggest this new EV is quite small, potentially targeting city driving.
A compact size could make navigating crowded streets and tight parking spaces a breeze.
India is pushing for more electric vehicles, with a growing market for city-friendly EVs.
No official announcement yet on an Indian launch for Skoda's mini EV.
Skoda's upcoming Enyaq iV launch in India might be a test for future EVs.
The success of the Enyaq iV could influence Skoda's decision on launching the smaller EV.
Manufacturing the car in India could make it more affordable and increase launch chances.
Tata, Mahindra, and MG Motors already offer compact EVs in India, putting pressure on Skoda.
Skoda will likely reveal more details about the car's global launch plans in the coming months.