Skoda released the facelifted Scala and Kamiq in August last year to boost the brand's entry hatchback and SUV, and recently announced that the two new cars will be officially put into production at the main plant of Mladá Bolesl** in the Czech Republic, and are expected to be launched in Europe in February, and in the Chinese market, it is expected to arrive in the second half of this year at the earliest.
The facelifted Scala and Kamiq have been tweaked for both exterior and interior equipment, adopting the latest family design language to create a refreshingly sporty look, while the LED head and tail light clusters have also taken centre stage for better illumination and recognizability.
The interior of the car remains the same as the existing interior arrangement, with 8-inch digital instrument clusters and 8....25-inch touch screen, upgraded to 10 for premium models25-inch virtual cockpit with 9A 2-inch touchscreen screen further enhances the sense of technology in the cabin, while the interior air conditioning panel has been readjusted to provide an intuitive operating experience.
The power will remain in the existing configuration, but the diesel power option will no longer be available, and it will be 10 liter three-cylinder, 1The five-litre four-cylinder turbocharged petrol engine is mated to a seven-speed manual transmission, each producing 110 hp 204 kg of rice, 150 horses 25Power output of 5 kgm.