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Aordable Electromobility:
Introducing the New Škoda Epiq
Škoda Auto has revealed the name of its electric urban
crossover, along with a design study that oers a rst
glimpse of the new model. Set to be unveiled in ,
the Škoda Epiq will be priced at around ,. Measuring
. metres in length, the model promises a spacious interior
and a boot of up to litres. Both inside and out, the vehicle
will embody the brand’s new, bold, functional, and authentic
design language, Modern Solid, paired with new technologies
and advanced assistance systems.
For more information, photos, and videos,
visit the Škoda Storyboard.
Number of the Week
26 500 000 000
A full overview of the 2023 financial results
can be found in this press release.
The Škoda Auto Group achieved a record revenue of . billion in
(: . billion; +.%). The company signicantly increased its
operating prot by .% compared to the previous year to . billion
(: million). The Czech carmaker also improved its return on
sales (RoS) to .% (: %). Globally, Škoda Auto delivered ,
vehicles to customers last year (+.%). With , units sold, the
Enyaq recorded the highest percentage growth among all models (+.%),
making it one of the top-selling BEVs in many European markets. By
entering the Vietnamese and Kazakh markets, the Czech car manufacturer
continued to implement its internationalisation strategy. In addition, Škoda
is also resolutely implementing its plans in the areas of digitalisation and
electrication; the company is committed to investing billions of euros in
e-mobility in the coming years. These strategic investments, coupled with
the company’s robust nancial performance, are essential for ensuring its
long-term success in the rapidly evolving automotive industry.
The successful ‘Health Clown Car’ competition enters its third year. Škoda Auto encourages
children to use colouring books or online tools to create their vision of a car for clowns.
The competition is open at https://autoproklauna.skoda-auto.cz/, with entries accepted
until April. This year, the competition focuses on a design for two new-generation
Škoda Superb Combi models. The best designs will be turned into real cars and given
to the Health Clown organisation, which uses the vehicles to transport specially
trained clowns. These clowns play a crucial role in supporting the treatment
of seriously ill children, elderly patients, and their families.
The ‘Health Clown Car’ Competition Continues:
This Year, Kids Design the Škoda Superb Combi
For Škoda Auto employees