9 photos
CDA
June 29, 2023
Skoda has pulled out of its sleeve a prototype electric Enyaq camper developed by students and which is called Roadiaq.
The Skoda Vocational School, supported and paid for by the Czech manufacturer, offers high-level training for future workers in the automotive sector. And it is also the place where in the last nine years, his students have developed unique vehicles like this one that we discover today.
Building a new car helps students, who are advised by professors and specialists from the world, to gain practical experience at every stage of development of a vehicle.
Now this year’s project has just been presented, the ninth concept car created as part of the Skoda Vocational School initiative. Twenty-nine apprentices have worked on the vehicle, putting in more than 2,000 man hours over nine months.
A camper that is based on the Skoda Enyaq
9 photos
It is a concept car based on the fully electric Skoda Enyaq that has been transformed into a multifunctional camper with mobile office, baptized as Roadiaq. It is a sustainable four-wheel drive, fully electric, battery-powered vehicle that digital nomads can use to travel, work, and play.
For work, it has a 27-inch monitor, a docking station, a camera, a wireless keyboard, a mouse, a speaker, and a permanent Internet connection. There’s also a workstation in the passenger seat with a special arm that lets you dock your tablet. For moments of relaxation, the passenger compartment can quickly transform into a living space with a bed and a kitchenette.
9 photos
Skoda students collaborated with Cargodesign and KPS Automobile to create the camping and office equipment, which integrates towards the rear of the vehicle. They attract attention, a wireless speaker, a shower that works with solar energy, kitchen utensils, chairs, tables, pots, pans, dishes, lanterns and a survival kit for adventure lovers.
We tested the Skoda Karoq: good alternative
This was all done with sustainability in mind. The interior incorporates one hundred percent recycled fabricsincluding those on the seat covers, door trims and instrument panel.
