By 2026, Skoda intends to introduce up to six all-electric vehicles as part of its ambitious electrification plan. The brand has also announced to introduce new-generation Skoda Superb sedan and Kodiaq SUV by this year.
Below are some notable takeaways from Skoda’s recent announcement: –
New-Gen Skoda Kodiaq and Superb
- The new-generation versions of Skoda Kodiaq and Superb will make their global debut this year. So expect them to hit our shores sometime in 2024.
- Although details about the new models are scarce at the moment, it has been confirmed that they will feature new & sleeker LED headlights and taillights. Additionally, Skoda has announced that the vehicles will be available in various powertrain options, such as petrol, diesel, mild-hybrid, and plug-in hybrid.
- The brand has also announced to launch the refreshed Octavia by 2024.
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Six New Electric Vehicles Incoming
- Skoda has disclosed its plans to launch six electric vehicles by 2026, with varied forms and dimensions.
- Out of the six electric cars, four will be completely new models, while the other two will be revised versions of the Enyaq and Enyaq Coupe.
- Each of these four new EVs will fall under different categories, which include a small SUV measuring 4.1 meters (by 2025), a compact SUV (by 2024), a Combi Wagon (by 2026), and an MPV (by 2026) that spans a length of 4.9 meters.
- The Enyaq lineup will be updated by 2025.
- The compact EV, which is slated to be launched by 2024, will be called ‘ELROQ‘.
- Measuring around 4.5m in length, the Skoda Elroq will serve as a successor to the Skoda Karoq, operating solely on electric power.
- Skoda’s first all-electric estate car, the Combi Wagon, will be approximately 4.70 meters in length.
