The Skoda Superb Sportline arrives to add a sporty look to Skoda’s Superb – Estate and Hatch – with prices starting at £42,290.
The latest Skoda Superb arrived at the back end of 2023 as Skoda updated their take on the Volkswagen Passat to ensure it remained more appealing than its VW sibling, and delivered it as a Hatch and Estate – unlike the Passat which only comes as an Estate.
Following the reveal, the new Skoda Superb went on sale in the UK in March last year, with a wide range of powertrains and a choice of SE L, SE Technology and Laurin & Klement trim levels and prices ranging from £34,865 to £47,000, but no sign of a ‘Sporty’ version.
Now, the Skoda Superb Sportline arrives to add to the new Superb offerings with a sporty makeover and sitting between the SE L and L&K models.
Exterior cosmetic tweaks for Sportline models include gloss black accents, contoured bumpers, black roof rails on the estate, 19. 0” polished black alloys, Sportline badges and black Skoda lettering on the tailgate.
The interior features a new variety of Sportline design with electric front sports seats with heating and massage, three-spoke leather steering wheel, aluminum pedals and ambient lighting.
There is a wide selection of motor train characteristics for the sports line, with a soft 1. 5 -liter hybrid gasoline with 148BHP, the access point followed through a pair of 2. 0 -liter diesel 2. 0 liters with 201BHP or 262bhparray all with the DSG gearbox and four -wheel drive in the maximum models of resistant and diesel gasoline, as well as a 1. 5 -liter PHEV for a combined diversity of 201 HP and a promising diversity of EV of 79 miles of its 25. 7 kWh battery.
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