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The Skoda Citigo five-door hatch will make its world debut at the 2012 Geneva motor show in March before hitting the European market with its three-door sibling in mid May. The first image of the five-door Citigo comes exactly one week after...
Skoda Australia saw its most successful year in 2011 with sales up 112 percent to 3,501 units. The Volkswagen owned company expanded its Australian dealer network from 22 to 35 and brought in the Fabia light car and Yeti compact suv.
Skoda has begun testing 10 prototypes of its fully electric Octavia Green E Line. The Green E Line is Skoda's first-ever fully electric vehicle, and is expected to be put into mass production once data from the testing is assessed.
Few people laugh at Skodas these days. The car brand that was as often the butt of cruel jokes in the 1980s – as with Lada and other Eastern Bloc makers renowned for disintegrating vehicles - has already been successful in Europe for many years...
Skoda worldwide sales are up by 11.3 per cent compared with October 2010. The company sold 77,000 vehicles last month, up from 69,200 of October 2010. Volkswagen is edging ever closer to its goal of becoming the world's largest vehicle...
The Skoda Yeti has been awarded the maximum five-star safety rating by the Australasian New Car Assessment Program (ANCAP). The Yeti’s rating of 34.67 points out of 37 makes it the second safest compact SUV in Australia behind the Subaru...
Skoda is said to be developing a four new SUV-based vehicles that will replace the Skoda Roomster and Skoda Yeti in the future. Two crossovers are set to replace the Roomster while two new SUVs will replace the Yeti.
The name Skoda Yeti probably means very little to most Australians in the market for a new compact SUV. The quirky soft-roader from the Czech Republic has been thrown in the deep end of one of the country’s most competitive markets against...
CarAdvice is at the Australian launch of the Skoda Yeti in Alice Springs. It sounds like the ultimate fish out of water scenario: an abominable snowman in the middle of the outback.
As part of plans to expand Skoda's showroom range and double its global sales, the Czech Republic-based Volkswagen Group brand will introduce a range of new models in the next few years.