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The fourth iteration of Škoda’s flagship vehicle, the Superb, makes a grand return in both hatchback and Combi styles.Orders for the new Škoda Superb are now open, with demo units expected at authorized Škoda dealers starting in May.
The latest Superb model from Škoda is building upon its predecessors’ legacy with enhanced design, increased space and comfort, and cutting-edge technology. Available in both a Combi estate and hatchback version, the new Superb integrates sustainable solutions, such as fabrics made from entirely renewable resources. The Smart Dials by Škoda and a new 13-inch infotainment screen enhance the tactile and user experience. The interior design is uncluttered and spacious.
The 2.0 TDI starts at €48,825 and boasts fuel consumption of just 5.1 liters per 100km, compatible with diesel or HVO. For an additional €2,000, customers can upgrade to the Combi estate, which has a generous 690-liter luggage capacity. Safety and comfort are further enhanced by improved assistance systems. The new Superb introduces optional LED Matrix beam headlights and DCC Plus . The interior features a new concept with a free-standing display up to 13 inches in size. The gear selector has been relocated to the steering column, allowing for a more spacious center console. The Superb now also offers a head-up display option. The new Smart Dials by Škoda provide quick access to vehicle and infotainment functions.
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