Skoda

Skoda, founded in 1895 in Czechoslovakia under the name Laurin & Klement, is one of the oldest automobile manufacturers in Central Europe, with a Skoda history marked by more than a century of innovation and adaptation to global markets. Since its integration into the Volkswagen Group in 1991, the brand has undergone major transformation, becoming one of the group's most profitable manufacturers with a presence in more than 120 countries and production sites in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, India and China. The Skoda range today covers all segments, from the Citigo city car to the Kodiaq and Superb SUVs, passing through popular compact cars Octavia and Fabia, which are among the best sellers in Eastern and Central Europe. Skoda models stand out for a competitive equipment-to-price ratio against competitors like Hyundai and Seat, benefiting from the VW group's MQB platform for proven performance and reliability. Since 2020, Skoda is accelerating its electrification with the Citigo e iV and the Enyaq electric, symbolizing the Skoda manufacturer's transition toward sustainable mobility while preserving its robustness and accessibility DNA that has forged its reputation since the 1960s. The Skoda technical sheets highlight diverse motorization, modern connectivity technologies and recognized assembly quality, consolidating the brand's position as a reference in the practical and family vehicle segment in Europe.