As standard, the Skoda Elroq has a range of modern interior features, including a 5-inch digital cockpit and a 13-inch infotainment system. Additional tech includes an augmented reality heads up display, wireless phone charging and advanced driver assistance systems, something offered on higher trims. Also, sustainability is emphasised in the interior, with seat upholstery being made from Recytitan, a material consisting of 78% recycled PET bottles. But in car technology and premium features are becoming a more competitive ground in the EV market. Large touchscreens, frequent software updates and the push for interior comfort and tech integration, are all things that brands like Tesla have set the bar high for, as have luxury automakers. From how those tech features perform in real world use, how intuitive its user interface is, to how it blends high tech with Skoda's practicality pedigree, the Elroq's success depends on it. Can the Elroq stand out in a market where tech features are becoming a key differentiator?