Skoda has released free 3D‑printable accessory designs, letting owners print cupholders and storage boxes.

Skoda has made a collection of free 3D‑printable car accessory designs available through the Printables database in October 2026. Owners can download files for cupholders, storage boxes, cable organisers and other items and print them at home, giving dealers a new way to offer customised, on‑demand parts without waiting for stock.

Key takeaways

Skoda provides free 3D‑printable designs via the Printables website.
Designs cover cupholders, storage boxes, cable management and coin boxes.
Most accessories fit several models without modification.
New items are available for the Peaq and Epiq ranges.
All files can be downloaded and printed at home.

Designs and accessories

The free files are created by Skoda’s engineers and designers and include practical items such as cupholders, storage boxes, cable organisers and coin boxes. Each design is supplied as a ready‑to‑print 3D model, meaning owners can produce the part on a standard desktop printer.

Skoda says the offer is intended to reduce the long waits often associated with ordering aftermarket parts, allowing customers to obtain the accessory immediately.

Model coverage and fitment

Many of the accessories are engineered to fit a range of current and discontinued Skoda models without the need for alteration. This broad compatibility gives owners of older vehicles access to new storage and convenience solutions.

The company noted that several designs were created in response to direct requests from the Skoda owner community, highlighting the brand’s focus on customer‑driven innovation.

New items for Peaq and Epiq

Specific accessories have been added for the electric Peaq and Epiq models, including cupholder covers, a larger storage box and a lower console organiser.

A notable design is a clip‑on cupholder for the Peaq’s foldable table, which can be printed in different sizes to suit varying cup dimensions.

What this means for dealers

Dealers can direct customers to the free Printables library, offering a rapid, cost‑effective way to source bespoke parts. By encouraging home‑printing, dealers may reduce inventory levels for low‑volume accessories while still meeting individual customisation requests, potentially improving profit margins and customer satisfaction.

Frequently asked questions

Can any dealer source the 3D‑print files for customers?

Yes. All of Skoda’s 3D‑printable designs are publicly available on the Printables website, so any dealer can share the download links with customers who wish to print the parts at home.

Do the designs require special 3D printers?

The designs are provided in standard formats that work with most consumer‑grade 3D printers. No specialised equipment is mentioned, so owners with a typical desktop printer should be able to produce the accessories.