Skywell's MY26 BE11 brochure sets out equipment changes for the electric SUV, including heated and ventilated front seats, driver lumbar adjustment and expanded assistance features. The specification document is available in the UK site's January 2026 archive, with its own publication details pointing to September 2025.
It lists 72kWh and 86kWh battery choices, with official combined WLTP ranges of 248 and 304 miles. Those combined figures should not be confused with the larger city-cycle number also printed in the brochure. They are manufacturer comparison figures rather than a road-test result.
What it means for readers
The document is also useful for understanding the boot claim: it distinguishes 467 litres to the load line from 689 litres to the roof. That is why a large-looking capacity figure should not be compared casually with another car measured using a different method.
For an existing or prospective owner, this is a record of the published MY26 specification rather than confirmation of today's stock, importer arrangements or warranty support. Verify those separately with the supplying business before making a decision. The brochure helps identify the vehicle, but an archived document alone cannot establish the current ownership package.
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