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Skoda to show new design concept

New Skoda design language concept and new logo to go on display at Geneva Motor Show.

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By Tom Phillips

22nd February 2011

Skoda celebrated its best ever year in 2010, but the Czech firm has set itself the ambitious goal of doubling its sales by 2018. And to do this, the Geneva show will host the unveiling of a new concept car.

The as-yet unnamed concept sets out the firm’s new design language that will dictate the look of the next generation models of its current line-up, plus a Skoda version of VW’s Up! city car. According to Skoda, it “boasts clearly defined shapes and a great sense of detail.”

The concept will also feature Skoda’s new logo, which will feature on all of its cars by 2012. As well as its cars, the firm is promising that the design and layout of its showrooms are going to be substantially modernised, too.

Alongside its concept and regular range, Skoda will also unveiled the Fabia Monte Carlo special-edition which celebrates the firm’s 110th year of motorsport.

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2 Comments

Skoda:New Concept

Skoda, if it aint broke don't fix it.Incrimental changes for improvements is fine.Most of all, listen to Customer feedback on products.

By keithmorris6 on 22 February, 2011, 3:23pm

I agree with keithmorris6 . Don't make a mess of what works. Don't spend loads of money on fancy showrooms that cost money. Why? Because I as a Skoda buyer then have to pay for them in higher prices. What on earth is the point of a new badge? Keep your value for money.
Keep your practicality above all else. The cabin is the most comfortable I have ever had, has controls placed where I can see and reach them, and has so many useful compartments, cup and bottle and sunglasses holders.
Don't keep making your cars bigger - the Octavia is an ideal size for me. If I want bigger I go for a Superb.
What would be great is bringing in enhancements, like the VW electronic handbrake, and power and economy improvements, and making DSG for the same price as manual.

By fellwalker2000 on 24 February, 2011, 6:12pm

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