Skoda says that its updated model lineup will be picking up some key safety technologies as standard after the company removed some features in the wake of Covid-related supply chain constraints.
Specifically, Skoda says that buyers can expect to see rear-cross traffic alerts and the blind-spot monitoring side assist as standard across the range, while some SUV models pick up even more gear.
The Kamiq SUV will receive the aforementioned safety kit, as well as a powered tailgate at the rear, while the Karoq picks up lane assistance.
The Kodiaq SUV receives the same safety gear, atop an auto-dimming rear-view mirror and power child locks, while the Scala picks up a powered tailgate in the top Signature variant.
Skoda’s Octavia sedan lineup adds a park assistant to the list of safety equipment, while the new Tech & Luxury pack adds a new head-up display and dynamic chassis control system.
The company says that pricing and full specifications of its updated lineup will be revealed closer to their arrival in the fourth-quarter of 2023.
