Skoda has offered up a first glimpse of the upcoming new Superb (in both fastback and estate form) as well as the new Kodiaq SUV.
Both cars are set to make their separate world premieres by the third quarter of 2023, and will both come with efficient petrol, diesel, as well as plug-in hybrid and mild hybrid options. New exteriors and a completely new interior are additionally promised for both models. The new generation Superb is set to be manufactured in Bratislava, Slovakia, while the new Kodiaq will be Kvasiny, Czech Republic.
Skoda states that over 777,000 examples of the third generation Superb have been delivered to customers, while the Kodiaq, launched in 2016, has already sold more than 740,000 units sold.
The two new models will joined a total of four previously announced all-electric models from Skoda which are set to be revealed by 2026. Of these models is an Elroq, set to be an all-electric replacement to the Karoq, while a still-unnamed all-electric estate is also planned to make its debut.
Both cars are set to make their separate world premieres by the third quarter of 2023, and will both come with efficient petrol, diesel, as well as plug-in hybrid and mild hybrid options. New exteriors and a completely new interior are additionally promised for both models. The new generation Superb is set to be manufactured in Bratislava, Slovakia, while the new Kodiaq will be Kvasiny, Czech Republic.
Skoda states that over 777,000 examples of the third generation Superb have been delivered to customers, while the Kodiaq, launched in 2016, has already sold more than 740,000 units sold.
The two new models will joined a total of four previously announced all-electric models from Skoda which are set to be revealed by 2026. Of these models is an Elroq, set to be an all-electric replacement to the Karoq, while a still-unnamed all-electric estate is also planned to make its debut.
