Skoda remains committed to electrification with 6 new EVs set to debut by 2026, but will keep offering ICE for as long as customers prefer it
The mystery model is likely the Skoda Elroq, a compact SUV set to replace the aging Karoq in 2024
This will be Skoda’s third model developed and produced in India following the Kushaq SUV and the Slavia sedan
The most powerful Skoda Octavia RS to date matches the output of its VW Golf GTI sibling
Facelifted Octavia hatch and wagon, including hot vRS, make their debut on February 14
The Czech WRC contestant looks sexy after getting back to the 2003 Rallye Sanremo tarmac specification
The facelifted Octavia will debut next month with revised styling and an updated engine lineup
Slightly tweaked looks, and new infotainment options are coming for the Octavia as part of a mid-cycle refresh that Skoda will show off in February
The first performance-focused version of the Superb could feature a more potent plug-in hybrid powertrain alongside sportier looks
A sister model to the Volkswagen Passat Variant, the all-new Superb will be offered in both Hatch (liftback) and Combi (estate) forms
The company has already confirmed plans for three gigafactories in Germany, Spain, and Canada
Skoda’s CEO, Klaus Zellmer, confirmed that the Enyaq successor will be the first Skoda to benefit from the new underpinnings
Michael Mauer says that China’s love of exciting, futuristic design is already forcing them to be more open-minded
Upgrades help the Enyaq 85 get to 62 mph 1.8 seconds faster than the 80 it replaces and allow for 351 miles on a charge
Skoda will launch its new direct agency-sales model with the forthcoming Elroq
The new generation of Skoda’s Kodiaq is longer than its predecessor and comes in both 5-seater and 7-seater variants, while also making its debut with plug-in hybrid power
The 2024 Skoda Enyaq vRS now delivers 335 hp from its two electric motors and can travel up to 340 miles on a charge
Imagine being a police officer and seeing the photo of a dog driver during your shift – yet that’s precisely what happened to Slovakian authorities