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A major reconstruction of Václav Klement
Avenue will begin on March. As part of this
long-term project led by the town of Mladá
Boleslav and the Central Bohemian Region,
a series of measures and restrictions will be
introduced, some of which will directly impact
Škoda Auto and its employees. The repairs will
cover the section from the Bondy Centre
to the intersection with . listopadu Street.
The aim is to improve safety and trac ow,
including directional separation, while also
increasing capacity for vehicles travelling
to and from Škoda Auto.
Roadworks on Václav
Klement Avenue
All key details, including maps and visualisations, can be
found on this dedicated microsite.
The Škoda Museum in Mladá
Boleslav welcomed its four-
millionth visitor on Friday, January
at :. The guests, the Uhlík family,
were greeted by Museum Director
Andrea Frydlová. They enjoyed
a guided tour of the Škoda Museum
and its depository as well as Škoda’s
production plant in Mladá Boleslav.
Originally opened in within
the historic factory buildings, the
Škoda Museum underwent
extensive modernisation in .
Last year alone, it attracted ,
visitors – an increase of over ve per
cent compared to the previous year.
4 ,000,000
Find more details now
on the Škoda Storyboard.
Number of the Week
The FI Area Meeting took place on Wednesday, January. Holger
Peters, Board Member for Finance, IT, and Legal Aairs, delivered
the opening remarks via an online connection. In front of a packed
audience at the Škoda Museum, he welcomed Michael Stening as the new
Head of FI. Stening then shared his initial thoughts on his new role within
the company. Jan Vyčítal and Tomáš Filip provided a recap of and
outlined the key plans and challenges for the year ahead. The meeting
also featured a presentation on the use of articial intelligence, giving
participants insight into how this technology is being applied in areas such
as technical development.
FI Area Meeting
Find out more about the event on Škoda Space.
Production of the modern Škoda Superb began in February .
This elegant four-door saloon made an impression with its exceptional
rear-seat space. After all, how many cars at the time allowed passengers
to comfortably cross their legs? And for those who wanted even more
room, the Superb oered an optional fold-down section in the front
seatback, allowing rear passengers to stretch out fully. But it wasn’t just
space that set the Superb apart. It also introduced clever practical details,
such as an umbrella compartment integrated into the rear doors –
a feature that wouldn’t appear in a Rolls-Royce until two years later.
2001: The Launch of the Modern
Škoda Superb
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more? Head over
to the Škoda
Storyboard.
Visualization of the crossroads
For Škoda Auto employees
The Group-wide Top Programme
has proven to be a highly eective
tool. Oliver Blume, CEO of the
Volkswagen Group, has been
working on further developing this
programme for the past two years.
Volkswagen Group:
The New Top 10
Programme
“The Top Programme is a key pillar of our Group
strategy – a clear roadmap for ensuring the Volkswagen
Group’s long-term economic success. Through this
initiative, we systematically allocate priorities and tasks
across all our brands and business units. Everything is based
on measurable targets, clearly dened responsibilities,
and a structured plan. This approach allows us to respond
exibly and decisively to changes in our markets – that’s its
greatest strength. Our Top Programmes serve as short-
and medium-term steps towards implementing our long-
term sustainability strategy.”
The full article is available on Škoda Space.