Skoda Auto India has revealed the design sketches of the cabin of the upcoming compact sedan Slavia and instantly you see the design parts that carry over from a few of the different fashions from the model. These embody distinctive, rounded windbreaks, a horizontal ornamental trim stripe in a contrasting color, and embossed phrase marks on the spire.
What we instantly see is a 10-inch infotainment show and what Skoda says is a touchscreen. Beneath the touchscreen show is a personality line referencing the silhouette of the Skoda grille. It additionally acts as a hand-rest whereas working the show. The model’s signature width, the spacious cabin is emphasised by a horizontal, seemingly floating trim strip in a contrasting coloration, which extends into distinctive, spherical air vents on all sides.
Looks just like the Skoda Slavia Octavia in terms of design
A glance behind the steering wheel reveals that the Slavia will include a digital instrument cluster or as VW Group likes to name it a digital cockpit. We have piloted the prototype model of the Slavia and instructed you about its dimensions. We additionally instructed you that the wheelbase of the Slavia is class main and this mainly means that there’s more room on the rear.
The Slavia might be obtainable with two turbocharged petrol engines
The Slavia will include two turbocharged petrol engines – 1-litre and 1.5-litre. The first makes 113 bhp and 175 Nm of peak torque, and comes mated to a 6-speed handbook gearbox and an elective 6-speed automated torque converter. The bigger 1.5-litre motor makes 148 bhp and 250 Nm of peak torque and comes mated to a 6-speed handbook gearbox and 7-speed DSG automated unit.
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The new compact sedan is constructed on the corporate’s localized MQB A0-IN platform, which additionally underpins the Skoda Kushak compact SUV and Volkswagen’s Taigun. The new Skoda Slavia would be the first sedan to be constructed on the modular structure.
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