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This year sees the introduction of the new ŠKODA iV sub-brand and the company’s two first electrified production models – ŠKODA’s first plug-in hybrid, the SUPERB iV, and the CITIGOe iV – the Czech carmaker is thus entering the era of electromobility. In addition to the SUPERB iV, a rugged SUPERB SCOUT has also been added to the portfolio of the recently revised flagship. The SCALA compact car and the KAMIQ city SUV also both come in two new variants: the new, top-of-the-range MONTE CARLO versions exude a sporty lifestyle, and the two new G-TEC variants have been added to ŠKODA’s portfolio of efficient and particularly eco-friendly cars that run on natural gas (CNG). ŠKODA is continuously advancing the implementation of its 2025 Strategy when it comes to digitalisation too: ŠKODA AUTO DigiLab has brought several new digital services onto the market.
The Skoda Superb just got a face-lift at the 2019 Frankfurt Motor Show. Apart from new LED Matrix headlights and wheels, the Superb also gets a plug-in hybrid variant. The new Skoda Superb iV, as it is called, combines a 1.4 turbo-petrol engine with an electric motor for a total output of 218 hp. The Superb iV can also travel up to 55 kilometres in pure EV mode, thanks to a 13-kWh battery pack. Abhik checks out the India-bound Skoda Superb facelift in this edition of motor show updates presented by Michelin.
At the Skoda stand of this year’s IAA the two new electric models Skoda Superb iV and Skoda Citigo iV are the focus. In addition, the Skoda Kamiq and the Skoda Scala celebrating their premiere as the Monte Carlo Edition. Source: http://quickcarreview.com
By 2024, all Opel models will be electrified. At IAA 2019, Opel introduced its current portfolio of electric cars. Watch the highlights!The highly efficient new Opel Corsa, the battery electric Corsa-e and Corsa-e Rally make their debut in Frankfurt, along with the first Opel plug-in hybrid, the all-wheel drive Grandland X Hybrid4.In 120 years of automobile production, Opel has always combined German engineering with passionate design, making pioneering technology and innovations accessible for everyone. The same goes today for electric mobility, which is why Opel has selected its most popular model, the Corsa, to finally free e-mobility from its niche existence.
With the start of the 2019 Frankfurt Motor Show (IAA) Hyundai Motor provides exclusive insights into the future of mobility.The brand is showcasing 45, a full electric concept that envisions its forthcoming EV design direction. Hyundai Motorsport is also launching its first electric racing car, the Veloster N ETCR. Meanwhile, the automaker is also celebrating the public world premiere of the All-New i10.Once a simple means of transport, the concept of the car is continuously changing, blurring the boundaries between our lives and automobiles. At this year’s IAA, Hyundai Motor illustrates its personalised in-car customer experience strategy for future electric vehicles. Hyundai considers how future vehicles will offer customers more freedom to design their cars in a way similar to how people design their homes, and shape their automobiles the way they do their lifestyles.
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