Infotainment: Supreme connectivity and mobile online services

› Choice of three infotainment systems, two of which feature a navigation function
› ŠKODA Connect mobile online services and optional Wi-Fi for all passengers
› Optional Virtual Cockpit with various displays for the instrument panel

The ŠKODA SUPERB impresses its driver and passengers not only with a high level of comfort, but also with its state-of-the-art infotainment and supreme connectivity. Three different infotainment systems and ŠKODA Connect mobile online services open up a wide range of opportunities for communication. All passengers can access the Internet via the optional Wi-Fi hotspot. The Virtual Cockpit, another optional extra, allows the driver to choose between various displays for the instrument panel.

In addition to the optional Virtual Cockpit, which allows the driver to select different displays for the instrument panel and navigation maps, the ŠKODA SUPERB offers a choice of three infotainment systems – two of which have a navigation function? The Bolero infotainment system and the Amundsen navigation infotainment system, including maps on an SD card, each come with an 8-inch touchscreen. The Columbus infotainment system features a 9.2-inch touchscreen, a DVD player as well as gesture and voice control. The hard drive provides the navigation map and plenty of space for storing music and videos. All of the systems come with SmartLink technology for Android Auto, Apple CarPlay and MirrorLink™ as standard; this allows selected smartphone apps to be operated via the infotainment system’s display. A SIM card provides permanent Internet access as well as a Wi-Fi hotspot and enables use of the wide range of ŠKODA Connect mobile online services.

Via the ŠKODA Media Command app, passengers with a Wi-Fi-compatible smartphone or tablet can access the infotainment system from anywhere in the vehicle. Using an optional tablet holder, devices can be securely attached to the centre armrest in the rear or to the front seat headrests. Smartphones can be charged inductively using the Phone Box in the centre console; a wireless connection to the car’s external aerial improves reception. Treating occupants of the vehicle to perfect acoustics, the optional CANTON sound system boasts eleven speakers and a subwoofer in the boot. The L&K version is fitted with a CANTON sound system as standard.