The iV and G-TEC. Green Alternatives

The SUPERB iV and the CITIGOᵉ iV are ŠKODA’s gateway to the world of eMobility. The SUPERB iV is a plug-in hybrid, which means that it combines an internal combustion engine with an electric motor to deliver a combined power output of 160 kW.

It can drive purely on electricity for up to 56 km in the WLTP cycle. The vehicle can also run on a petrol engine. Naturally, you can combine both drives to generate as much power as possible and yet enjoy a ride that could not be more economical. 

The SUPERB iV will be available in the Ambition, Style, luxury Laurin & Klement and sporty SPORTLINE trim levels.

The CITIGOᵉ iV is ŠKODA’s first all-electric vehicle. It is propelled by a 61 kW electric motor.

Combined with 36.8 kWh batteries, it can travel up to 260 km on a single charge (in the WLTP cycle).

With its compact dimensions, 250-litre luggage compartment and maximum torque available from zero, the CITIGOᵉ iV is the perfect companion for urban traffic.

Electric motors are not the only alternative drive that we will be seeing more of in the future of ŠKODA cars. Compressed natural gas offers the user friendliness of internal combustion engines combined with lower emissions. Following on from the OCTAVIA COMBI G-TEC, the family of CNG-propelled ŠKODAs will expand to include the compact ŠKODA SCALA G-TEC and the ŠKODA KAMIQ G-TEC urban SUV, the studies of which – similar to the production versions – are on display at this year’s Frankfurt Motor Show.