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Popular car brand adds nearly £2,000-worth of equipment and tech to three models – but haven’t increased their prices
One of the oldest car brands in the world is offering a range new included upgrades
THIS car brand is adding £2k worth of accessories to three of their car models without raising the price.
The Czech car manufacturer is offering new versions of these vehicles with more equipment - but without altering the price tag.
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Skoda has upgraded its Skoda Fabia supermini, Kamiq small SUV and Scala hatchback with a range of new additions.
These upgrades have added £1,900 worth of value, but the prices remain at only £150 more than the cars original pricing, depending on each trim structure.
Skoda, one of the oldest car brands in the world, is releasing these new 'Editions' from September 19.
Each vehicle comes in a range of new trims, each with their own advantages.
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Fans of the Skoda Fabia, which starts at £19,880, are spoilt for choice with four trim levels on offer - SE Edition, Design Edition, SE L Edition and Monte Carlo Edition.
Driving has never been easier with the SE decked out with a keyless start-system, cruise control, and dual-zone climate control.
Design Edition has been revealed with a metallic coat, fog lights, electric folding door mirrors, and a rain-assist sensor.
The SE L Edition offers all of this equipment including a rear-view camera.
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For the ultimate upgrade, the Monte Carlo Edition now boasts a high tech interior.
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While sat in the driver seat you have a 9.2-inch central touch screen within your reach which can be voice controlled.
It also as features a sat-nav, LED headlights, keyless start, front parking sensors, and a rear-view camera.
The Skoda Scala, starting at £22,255, and Skoda Kamiq, starting at £24,190, are both available in a range of three trims.
The trim levels offered are once again SE Edition, Se L Edition, and Monte Carlo.
For petrol heads ready to take off - trims of the Kamiq and Scala feature a 10.5-inch ‘Virtual Cockpit’ digital driver’s display, 9.2-inch central touchscreen with built-in sat-nav.
They also come with a sat-nav, voice control, rear-view camera and metallic finish.
SE L Editions offer heated front seats, parking sensors, keyless entry and drive mode select.
To get the most out of the upgrades you can explore the Monte Carlo Edition versions each model, which are decked out ready for winter.
They sport a heated three-spoke sports steering wheel and heated front sports seats.
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Cruise control, front parking sensors, and wireless phone charging were optional in previous models - but now come built in to the vehicle.
You could get your hands on Skoda's equipment enhanced vehicles within a week.
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