Skoda celebrates 130 years with new flagship exhibit

A new exhibition at the Skoda Museum (in Mlada Boleslav, Czech Republic) - centred on celebrating the brand's 130-year long history - is aiming to capture the spirit of courage, creativity and skill shown by multiple generations of Skoda employees. Set in authentic factory spaces dating from before the First World War, the exhibition traces key milestones, stages of progress, landmark models, and motorsport successes.

Informative text and image panels frame a host of vehicles exhibits, ranging from the first Slavia bicycle and the L&K B motorcycle to the latest all-electric Skoda Elroq. A four-tier display shelf presents five vehicles per level, tracing the era of Laurin & Klement cars, Skoda's expansion in the 1930s, and the post-war years. It also reflects the brand's integration into the Volkswagen Group, enabling significant investments, technology transfer, and access to global markets.

Among the other exhibits are the trophies created by Skoda Auto's designers for the Tour de France winners and the Enyaq used by the director of the world-famous cycling race.

The Skoda 130^th anniversary exhibition will be open to the public from now till 11 January 2026.