Skoda is celebrating the company's 125^th anniversary at the Autostadt in Wolfsburg. Visitors to the Skoda pavilion can enjoy a trip through time at a special exhibition titled From Heritage to the Future, which takes them on a journey through the company's history, from its establishment in 1895 by Vaclav Laurin and Vaclav Klement to its entry into the era of electric mobility.

In addition to the Skoda Popular 1100 OHV from 1939, the all-electric Skoda Vision iV and Skoda Citigo^e iV are also on display. The Czech manufacturer's current model range is also represented by the new Skoda Octavia and the flagship Skoda Superb.

A highlight of Skoda's corporate history, the Popular 1100 OHV, is currently on display at the Skoda pavilion. At the exhibition, the concept study Skoda Vision iV and the Skoda Citigo^e iV build a bridge to Skoda's sustainable and electric future. The city run-around was launched at the beginning of this year as Skoda's first all-electric production vehicle.

The four-door Vision iV crossover coupe with two electric motors and four-wheel drive is a concept study that gives a definitive outlook of the new Skoda Enyaq iV. The all-electric SUV features captivating and sporty lines and will make its debut later in 2020.

The fourth generation of the best-selling Octavia and the Superb are particularly sustainable performers in the current model range. At the Skoda pavilion, the version on show is the Superb Combi iV with plug-in hybrid drive. The Skoda Octavia Combi G-TEC features an environmentally friendly natural gas engine.

Visitors to Autostadt with a valid one-day ticket or annual pass are welcome to enjoy the special exhibition every day during the official opening hours while adhering to the general hygiene and social distancing guidelines. In addition, an Overview or Discovery tour enables visitors to the Skoda pavilion to expand their knowledge of the Skoda brand.