00:37 13-03-2026

Skoda announces 2025 financial results and EV acceleration plans

Czech automaker Škoda has announced its 2025 results, reporting record financial performance and plans to accelerate the electrification of its model lineup. The company aims to significantly expand its range of fully electric vehicles as early as 2026.

Last year, the brand's revenue reached €30.1 billion, an increase of 8.3% compared to the previous year. Operating profit grew by 8.6% to €2.5 billion, while the sales margin remained stable at 8.3%. The company's free cash flow rose to €2.3 billion.

Škoda noted that these figures confirm the resilience of its business model and enable active investment in new technologies, electric vehicles, and digital solutions. In 2025, global sales of the brand increased by 12.7%, reaching 1,043,900 vehicles. This marks the first time in six years that the brand has surpassed the one-million sales milestone.

The company holds a particularly strong position in Europe. Škoda became the third best-selling automotive brand and ranked fourth among electric vehicle manufacturers in the EU27+4 region. Electrified models played a key role in driving sales growth. Deliveries of hybrids and electric vehicles more than doubled, reaching 218,700 units.

In Europe, such vehicles now account for 25.7% of all brand sales—essentially, one in every four cars sold features an electric powertrain. Demand for the Enyaq and the new Elroq electric models has been a major growth factor. The Elroq has already become one of the most popular electric cars on the European market.

Škoda is delivering one of the most stable performances among Volkswagen Group brands. Strong financial results give the company the opportunity to actively develop its electric models, and these affordable electric cars could play a significant role in the automotive market in the coming years.