• Skoda Superb: receives the same 2-liter turbo-petrol engine with a 7-speed DSG transmission, producing 190 PS.
• It features the same exterior and interior design as the 2023 model that was canceled.
• Adds dynamic chassis control with drive modes and a driver-knee airbag, but loses the sunroof.
• Water World Green, Rosso Brunello, and Magic Black are the new color possibilities.
• priced (introductory, ex-showroom) at Rs 54 lakh.

The Skoda Superb, which was discontinued last year, has made a comeback in India in much the same configuration. The Skoda Superb is still available in India with the same equipment, engine, and design as the model that was discontinued, but it costs an astounding Rs 54 lakh ex-showroom. Even though the next-generation Superb was unveiled globally last year, we will have to settle for what Skoda has to offer. This is what comes with the Skoda Superb.

Price

Same Design

The design has not been altered in any way. It has the same grille, a streamlined bumper, a fog lamp arrangement contained in the bumper joined by a narrow chrome strip, and rectangular LED headlights with L-shaped DLRs.

Its length is displayed on the side profile, where a thin chrome strip runs across the window line. Instead of the 17-inch alloy wheels found on the discontinued model, Skoda now offers the Superb with 18-inch wheels. The sedan’s back end features a slim bumper with chrome garnish and sharp LED taillights joined by a chrome strip.

Typical Cabin

The inside of this Superb variant is understated yet sophisticated, despite its somewhat outdated style. The cabin is available in a black and brown color scheme. The center console has a gloss black finish, the steering wheel has two spokes, and the dashboard has thin air conditioning vents. The steering wheel, doors, center console, and AC vents all have chrome accents in the cabin. With the addition of the Power Nap package, which includes a blanket and movable wings for head support during sleep, Skoda has improved rear comfort.

Characteristics & Security

Its features include a 12-speaker 610W Canton sound system, three-zone climate control, a fully digital driver’s display, a 9-inch touchscreen infotainment system, 12-way electrically adjustable front seats with memory for the driver’s seat, ventilated front seats with heating and cooling capabilities, and a massage function for the driver’s seat. Nevertheless, a sunroof is no longer included with the Superb. Dynamic chassis control featuring drive modes is now included.

It has nine airbags, electronic stability control (ESC), ABS with EBD, a tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS), hill hold assistance, front and rear parking sensors, and a 360-degree camera for further safety. For semi-autonomous parking assistance with auto braking, it also receives Park Assist.

Powertrain

The Superb’s 2-liter turbo-petrol engine and 7-speed DSG transmission remain the same powerplant option. The all-wheel-drive (AWD) option for this powerplant was also available internationally, but the India-spec Superb does not have it.

Rivals

The Toyota Camry hybrid is the sole competitor of the Skoda Superb in India, with a price tag of Rs 54 lakh (ex-showroom). It is also a reasonably priced substitute for high-end cars like Mercedes-Benz, Audi, and BMW. With only 100 Skoda Superbs being imported into the nation, this variant will also be far rarer than any competitor or substitute. Delivery will start at the end of this month.

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