Skoda Auto, part of Volkswagen, has unveiled plans to develop its lineup until 2027. The main focus of the Czech automaker will be on clean electric vehicles - Skoda will invest 5.6 billion euros in the development and production of six new cars of this type.
The following electric vehicles will be released at the specified time:
subcompact crossover code Small BEV,
compact crossover Elroq,
roomy station wagon with the code designation Combi,
seven-seater crossover SUV Space,
the second generation of Enyaq and Enyaq Coupe models.
The Small BEV will have an overall length of 4.1 m and will be sold in the European Union at a price of 25,000 euros. Combi is a 4.7-meter car, "similar to the Octavia station wagon." The seven-seater crossover is a full-size car measuring 4.9 meters long and is similar to the Skoda Vision 7S concept car.
It is also planned to develop the production of cars with internal combustion engines. In particular, new generations of mid-size Superb (sedan and wagon) and Kodiaq (crossover) have been announced - they will be released in 2024. The cars will also be produced in the hybrid version with the possibility of recharging from the network.
Restyled versions of the Skoda Octavia, Skoda Scala and Skoda Kamiq are being developed.
Skoda Auto reveals plans until 2026
