Upgrade to a new Škoda Enyaq iV with 0% HP Finance 1 Or from only €449 per month with 4.9% PCP finance 2 (both including €8,015 discount via deposit contribution and a 2-year Tyre and Maintenance Plan)

1. Typical HP Example: Enyaq iV 60 58 kWh 132 kW. OTRP €48,479.00. Deposit / Part Exchange €14,383.66. of which €8,015.00 is provided by Skoda Ireland as a deposit contribution. 48 monthly payments of €719, which includes a 2-year Tyre and Maintenance Plan of €2,000.00. OTRP includes €3,500 SEAI Grant and €1,731 VRT Rebate. Optional Final Payment €0.00. Total Cost of Credit €0.00. APR 0.0%. No minimum deposit requirement. Offer available on all orders from 12th April to 30th June 2024 and registered from 1st July to 30th of September 2024. Models shown for illustrative purposes. Pricing correct as of 11th April 2024. Finance is provided by way of Hire Purchase Agreement from Volkswagen Financial Services Ireland Limited and is subject to lending criteria. Terms and conditions apply. Volkswagen Financial Services Ireland Limited, trading as Škoda Financial Services Ireland is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland.

2. Typical PCP example: Enyaq iV 60 58 kWh 132 kW. OTRP €48,479.00. Deposit / Part Exchange €14,483.75. of which €8,015.00 is provided by Skoda Ireland as a deposit contribution. 36 monthly payments of €449, which includes a 2-year Tyre and Maintenance Plan of €2,000.00. OTRP includes €3,500 SEAI Grant and €1,731 VRT Rebate. Optional Final Payment €21,718.20. Total Cost of Credit €4,036.95. APR 4.9%. No minimum deposit requirement. Offer available on all orders from 12th April to 30th June 2024 and registered from 1st July to 30th of September 2024. Models shown for illustrative purposes. Pricing correct as of 11th April 2024. Finance is provided by way of Hire Purchase Agreement from Volkswagen Financial Services Ireland Limited and is subject to lending criteria. Terms and conditions apply. Volkswagen Financial Services Ireland Limited, trading as Škoda Financial Services Ireland is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland.