Škoda Superb will get you in 60 seconds

State-of-the-art technology, loads of space, advanced and sophisticated design – these are features that will win over just about everyone. If you don’t believe us, see for yourself in our quick video summing up its main strengths:

Design-wise, the fourth-generation Superb emphasises not only elegance, but also aerodynamic efficiency, which is guaranteed by even the smallest details. Sustainability is also front and centre, as shown by the Unique Dark Chrome material used on elements that were previously chrome-plated – this new finish is more environmentally friendly.

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The car’s interior is spacious, as vast as an ocean, you could say. There’s no shortage of space in any of the seats, with plenty of legroom and headroom for all the car’s occupants. And the luggage space is just as generous, with the Superb Combi taking up to 690 litres of cargo.

Like its predecessors, the new generation of the Superb has lots of room in the rear seats area.

The car’s equipment is cutting-edge. The driver has a large 10-inch Virtual Cockpit, while the central infotainment display even measures 13 inches. For easier operation of certain functions and features, the Superb now comes with Smart Dials. Another clever idea is the gear selector under the steering wheel to save space on the centre console.

Smart Dials

The large touring car can be powered by one of six high-performance power units with outputs ranging from 110 to 195 kW. The basic power unit is a four-cylinder 1.5-litre mild-hybrid, but the range features three petrol units in total and two diesels. Last but not least, there’s a plug-in hybrid with a pure electric range of more than 100 kilometres.