Skoda Reveals Production Timeline Of Electric Vehicles

"By 2025, we plan to offer five purely electrically powered models in various segments. We are pleased that the first all-electric Skoda will be built in the Czech Republic. This decision underlines the Group's confidence in the Skoda workforce. This is an important step for the future of the Skoda brand and the Czech Republic as an automotive location."

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Additionally, the plant will also be producing electrical components for plug-in hybrid models of several its parent company, the Volkswagen Group as early as 2019. Skoda also confirmed that its first electric model would be launched in 2019.

The first electric model will be the Superb plug-in hybrid and will be produced in its Kvasiny plant production line after which, its Mlada Boleslav site will commence manufacturing the company's first purely electric battery model in 2020.

Other critical areas of action include digitising products and processes, capturing new markets and developing the company's business areas from traditional automotive engineering to a wide range of mobility services.

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The Czech car manufacturer Skoda has set a timeline to begin production of electric cars, and we can expect these cars to hit the roads by 2020. It is indeed good news for the environment as Skoda has begun the process of transformation to electrification.