The Skoda Fabia makes its global debut in its fourth-generation. The car is now not only larger than before but also comes loaded with more tech and heaps of Skoda-spec “Simply Clever” features too. It’s a fairly large hatchback, going wider and even offering a larger wheelbase than the India-spec Skoda Rapid. What’s more is that it’s a tasteful take on the Skoda family look, and in our books, is a preview of what we can expect from Skoda’s upcoming sub-Octavia sedan.
It’s also decently loaded, offering LED headlights and tail lights, a panoramic glass roof, a range of touchscreens, digital instrument cluster and dual zone AC. Smart touches like the dashcam friendly roof mounted type C charger, removable rear storage tray and seatback phone pockets also make it a typically quirky Skoda.
But tempting as the package seems, there is a catch. In fact, there’s more than one. What, you think we’ll tell you that in the description too? You didn’t open YouTube to read stuff! Go watch the video, shoo! And yeah, subscribing would be mighty nice of you :)
