Skoda has revealed prices and specifications of its new plug-in hybrid Superb iV.
Unlike the standard car, the PHEV variant will be sold exclusively as an estate model only. It will provide 510 litres of cargo space and extends to 1,770 litres with the rear seats folded down.
Klaus Zellmer, Chairman of the Board of Skoda says: “Our customers are our priority, and we listened intently to their wishes while developing our next generation of our flagship ICE model.
“The result is a product that delivers more value in terms of features, user experience, and comfort. The all-new Superb not only provides additional space but also introduces new electrified powertrains.”
The Superb iV will be available with a choice of three trim levels. The base model comes in at £41,465 and is badged SE Technology. It features 17-inch alloy wheels, a 10.25-inch Virtual Cockpit, a 13-inch touchscreen display and heated front seats.
The mid-range SE L starts at £44,820 and boasts rear LED lights, 18-inch alloy wheels, LED matrix headlights, an electric tailgate and a massage function for the front seats.
The top-of-the-line Laurin & Klement model can be had for £48,540 and sees a Canton premium sound system, black leather interior, heated rear seats, heated front windscreen and a two-spoke heated steering wheel added to the overall package.
The Skoda Superb iV plug-in hybrid is available to order now with deliveries expected later this year.
