The Elroq is the first in a new wave of Skoda models to feature the company's 'Modern Solid' design language, a dramatic break from the brand's more typical styling. It has clean lines, there's no classic Skoda logo, and 'SKODA' lettering is used on the bonnet and tailgate, which has generated debate among car fans. While some say it's a bold move towards a more modern look, others say it's a step too far away from Skoda's recognisable design heritage. The sustainable materials and aerodynamic features in the design of the Elroq also allow for a drag coefficient of 0.26. It could mark a change in design philosophy for the future, and Skoda’s future models and brand identity. What do you think long time Skoda fans and new potential buyers will think of this new design approach?