Skoda: The Scout rolls into the next round
A WHOLE KERL A new generation of the Skoda Octavia also includes the new Scout with its pithy appearance. In addition to emotional design, the lifestyle station wagon offers even more space than its predecessor. Available exclusively in the Combi version, the Scout meets many requirements. With its standard bad road package including underride protection and the 15 millimeter higher [...]
Available exclusively in the Combi version, the Scout meets many requirements. With its standard bad road package including underride protection and 15 millimeters of increased ground clearance, it is also equipped for off-road driving.
Full LED matrix headlights
Like its siblings, the Scout, which has grown by 16 millimeters in length to 4703 millimeters and by 15 millimeters in width to 1829 millimeters, offers even more generous space than its predecessor.
For the first time, the Scout variant is available with the full LED matrix headlights available for the Octavia as standard. They make it possible to always drive with high beam.
Most powerful diesel in history
A new 2.0 TDI from the EVO generation with 200 hp and 400 Nm is also making its debut. It is the most powerful diesel in the model series' history to date and is equipped with all-wheel drive and 7-speed DSG. A gasoline variant is planned at a later date.
Appearance with typical scout details
Specific bumpers at the front and rear and additional black plastic trim on the wheel arches, side sills and lower door areas protect the Scout's body.
The appearance is rounded off by the standard silver 18-inch Braga alloy wheels or the optionally available 19-inch Manaslu alloy wheels.
Scout feeling in the interior, too
The newly designed instrument panel has a modular design on various levels and a free-standing central display up to ten inches in size. Special designed decorative trim on the instrument panel and ThermoFlux seat covers as well as Scout logos on the front seats set visual accents in the new model.
Prices and equipment for Switzerland have not yet been determined.
