Skoda UK has removed the entry-level version of its Enyaq electric vehicle (EV) from sale in the UK, citing a need to “manage customer expectations” amid lengthy lead times.

A spokeswoman for the Czech brand told AM that the decision to remove the Enyaq iV 60 had come as a result of supply constraints that had seen waiting times for the zero-emissions SUV extend to around a year.

She said: “It’s a temporary measure, but we don’t know when it will be made available again. It could be weeks or months.”

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