The refreshed sedan gets sharper styling, new cabin features and an exclusive Arctic Silver finish limited to 500 examples.
Skoda's partnership with UCI will see the brand become the Official Partner for the UCI Mountain Bike and Gravel World Championships.
The 1899 Slavia B motorcycle was given a do-over as part of Skoda's series of reimagined icons, and will feature the brand's Modern Solid design language.
With an authentic setting, the exhibit features many different models in Skoda's history, from the first Slavia bicycle to the latest all-electric Elroq.
Both models will be assembled from CKD kits prepared at Skoda's logistics centre in India. They will also be tailored to fit regional needs.
The brand delivered 926,600 vehicles to customers worldwide, recording a growth of 6.9% as compared to 2023, with Germany remaining its biggest market.
The Skoda Kushaq and Slavia will be assembled from completely-knocked-down kits from India, at a production line set to open come 2024.
The Skoda Slavia sits atop the firm's MQB-A0-IN platform, specially developed for the Indian market, where it will be built and sold.
Skoda has announced that it will reveal the Skoda Slavia via an online premiere come 18 November 2021, at 4:30pm Singapore time.
The first interior sketch of the Skoda Slavia reveal that it will get a central, free standing display as well as an eye-catching wordmark on its binnacle.
Skoda Auto has released the first two images of the Indian-market Skoda Slavia, set for a full reveal later this month.
The Skoda Slavia notchback sedan is the second model to be based on the MQB-A0 IN platform designed specially for the Indian market.
The Skoda Slavia has held up to the scrutiny of Skoda Motorsport factory driver and 2018 WRC-2 World Champion Jan Kopecky.
Skoda unveils the seventh Skoda student concept car, the Slavia, a more exciting open-top spider version of the Skoda Scala.
Skoda has revealed that the seventh student car will be named the Slavia, and it will commemorate the founding of the company 125 years ago in 1895.