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Sonos has partnered with Škoda to develop the audio system for the new Peaq, its flagship electric vehicle. The collaboration focuses on creating a tailored listening experience inside the car, emphasizing high-quality sound for music, voice, and entertainment. The system is designed to reflect the artist’s intended audio experience, with deep bass, a focused soundstage, and balanced sound across all seats. Spatial audio technology enhances the cabin’s acoustics, making it feel like a dedicated listening space.

The Sonos premium sound system for the Peaq is offered as part of the optional Relax Package. Every component has been engineered specifically for the vehicle, ensuring optimal performance and integration. The system includes custom-tuned speakers and audio processing to deliver clarity and depth. Škoda and Sonos worked closely to shape the sound profile, prioritizing an immersive experience for passengers.

Sonos CEO Tom Conrad highlighted the natural extension of the company’s home audio expertise into automotive environments. He noted that the partnership allows Sonos to explore how its technology can adapt to new listening spaces beyond the home. The goal is to create a premium in-car experience that aligns with Sonos’ reputation for high-fidelity sound. The collaboration marks Sonos’ first major automotive partnership.

The new Škoda Peaq with the Sonos premium sound system will be available with the Relax Package. For additional details, interested parties can visit Škoda’s press center. Sonos, headquartered in Santa Barbara, California, continues to expand its connected audio ecosystem across home and now vehicle environments.