Electric cars promised freedom from old packaging rules. No engine up front. More room to play with. More storage. More clever design. And yet, after years of EV development, one of the most obvious opportunities has mostly been ignored. The frunk. For all the attention electric vehicles receive for futuristic screens, software updates, and acceleration figures, front trunks have often ended up strangely disappointing. Some are tiny. Some disappear entirely. Others technically exist but feel designed more for spec sheets than daily life. That’s why Škoda’s approach for 2026 feels more interesting than it sounds at first glance. Instead of chasing the biggest frunk in the industry, Škoda appears to be asking a better question: What if the front storage space actually solved a real problem? Follow Car Guru DIY Blog  Enjoying my DIY car content?  Buy me a coffee and help support future tut...