Overview

• Presented as a clear preview of an Octavia successor, the low-slung wagon advances Škoda’s Modern Solid design language.
• Cabin tech confirmed includes a 1.2‑metre Horizon display, the Laura AI assistant, autonomous‑capable features with a Tranquil Mode, and an updated MySkoda app using Google Gemini for route planning.
• Published figures list a 4,850 mm length and about 650 litres of cargo capacity, alongside practical touches such as a portable speaker, an integrated fridge and wireless charging pods.
• Škoda emphasizes circular materials including recycled plastics, plant‑based Ultrasuede, upcycled leather waste, mono‑material elements and 3D‑printed components designed for recyclability.
• Industry reports suggest a production model could arrive around 2027–2028 on Volkswagen’s SSP platform with 800‑volt charging and Rivian‑linked software, but Škoda has not confirmed these details.