For Milan Design Week 2026, Škoda turned the Baroque courtyard of Palazzo del Senato into "Ooooh, that's EpiQ!", a soft, colourful landscape of inflatable forms modelled on modelling clay. Spanish architect and digital artist Ricardo Orts and his Ulises Studio designed the space around two centrepieces: the still-camouflaged Epiq, and the Epiq Sculpt, a version of the new compact electric car whose body is made of hand-shaped, clay-like geometric volumes in orange, green, turquoise, pink and yellow. From 21 to 26 April, the courtyard ran as an open, free playground. Visitors could model clay and have their creations turned into figurines inside an interactive digital dome, generate an AI avatar, take morning yoga, and attend talks and sketching sessions with Škoda's designers. Coffee was served from the boot of an Elroq converted into a mobile café. The installation gave Milan its first public look at the Epiq a month before the car's world premiere, and it carried the clay motif of the car's global campaign into a physical space.