The top end of the Skoda Elroq range has 285hp and can go from 0 to 100km/h in 6.6 seconds. These figures are respectable for a family SUV, but don’t quite match up to some of the more performance oriented electric SUVs out there. The Elroq appears to be about offering a good blend of performance, efficiency and practicality without being outrageously sporty. Most have a rear wheel drive setup, though some markets offer an all wheel drive version. Set up in a typical suspension system, with an optional adaptive setup, comfort is prioritised over handling capabilities. While traditional SUVs aren't exactly what come to mind when you think of performance, electric SUVs from Tesla, Porsche, and even Ford’s Mustang Mach-E have raised the bar in the segment. I think the Elroq will be a good choice for drivers who want driving dynamics and acceleration, but how do they stack up against their sportier competitors?