Launch of the next generation Skoda Superb, Combi wagon, Kodiaq SUV; petrol, diesel, PHEV coming soon
Skoda has released teaser images of its new generation Great hatchback, Superb Combi station wagon and Kodiaq SUV, which the manufacturer says will launch this fall.
Present, The third generation Superb debuted in 2015 shaped almost like a fastback sedan, which the trailer for the upcoming fourth-generation car seems to follow, albeit apparently with an even shorter trunk at the rear of the C-pillar. Despite the fastback styling, Skoda calls the Superb a hatchback because the third-generation car has an actual hatchback tailgate.
This will be joined by its twin, the Superb Combi which seems to continue with the same steep rear screen as above it. current model predecessor. The dimensions of the upcoming hatchback and wagon are yet to be revealed, although with the generation change we can expect both versions to grow slightly from the 4,869 mm and 4,862 mm lengths of the vehicle, respectively. hatchbacks and wagons.
The new one Kodiaq will join the duo Awesome will enter its second generation when it arrives, following on from its predecessor that created it Released at the end of 2016.
As shown on the accompanying teaser images of the two Awesome bodystyles, the upcoming Kodiaq appears to have an LED daytime running light arrangement that accentuates the headlights, albeit with an additional vertical unit located directly below. main DRL strip.
According to Skoda, the upcoming Superb and Kodiaq will be introduced with a wide range of petrol, diesel, mild hybrid as well as plug-in hybrid engines, which will bring new features and improved technology as well as a “designed interior” completely redesigned”.
Production of the upcoming fourth-generation Superb will take place at the Volkswagen Group plant in Bratislava, Slovakia, while the next-generation Kodiaq will be produced in Kvasiny, Czech Republic, where the current model is also being built. is produced.
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