When I first saw the Skoda Vision 7S, it didn’t look like another electric SUV. It looked like a promise, something futuristic but grounded and real. There’s something about those sharp T-shaped LED lights and that closed-off grille that gives it an edge. It doesn’t shout for attention, it owns it.
Skoda is calling this new design language Modern Solid, and I get why. The Skoda Vision 7S looks like it was carved from the future. A sloping roofline meets rugged bumpers and huge 22-inch wheels. But it’s not trying to be a show-off. It’s just clean, confident and built with purpose. Even the Skoda logo has gone minimal, no winged arrow, just a wordmark.
Inside, things get even more interesting. The cabin isn’t just sustainable, it’s clever. I saw the child seat in the center, probably the safest spot in a crash, and thought Why hasn’t anyone done this before? The materials feel like a love letter to recycling, with recycled tyres on the floor and polyester yarn fabrics. And then there’s the screen. A massive 14.6-inch screen that flips depending on whether you’re driving or chilling. It feels like stepping into a lounge, not a car.
Of course, performance matters too. The Skoda Vision 7S has an 89kWh battery with over 600km of range and 200kW fast charging. Imagine plugging in during a coffee break and getting enough charge for the entire day. That’s not just convenience, that’s freedom.
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Skoda says the production version will be out globally by 2026, with an India launch expected in 2027. With 7 seats, AWD and family-first features, I can already see it going up against the Kia EV9 here.
The Skoda Vision 7S isn’t just a concept. It’s a quiet declaration that electric cars can be strong, spacious and surprisingly human.
