Skoda is offering the Superb with even more standard
kit in the new SportLine Plus trim level in order to meet the significant
customer demand in the UK. The Skoda flagship model will offer more value to
customers looking for a fully-loaded version of the Superb.
The new SportLine Plus combines the sportier
appearance of the standard SportLine model with additional equipment, such as
Columbus satellite navigation with 9.2-inch touchscreen display and integrated
Wi-Fi, heated front seats, blind spot detection, electronically operated boot
and progressive dynamic steering.
The exterior of the Skoda Superb SportLine Plus
features 19-inch Anthracite Vega alloys, sportier bumpers, gloss black
detailing and privacy glass. Hatchback versions also get a rear black spoiler,
with the Estate getting gloss black roof rails and a body-colored spoiler. The standard kit also includes features like
bi-xenon headlights, front and rear parking sensors, Drive Mode Select,
dual-zone climate control, keyless entry and cruise control. Ride height is
lowered by 15mm, and there’s also an XDS electronic differential lock.
The cabin of the new Skoda Superb SportLine Plus
features silver stitching on the steering wheel, quilted Alcantara sports seats,
LED ambient lighting, carbon dash trim and aluminum pedals. Despite offering an
impressive range of additional features, the Skoda Superb SportLine Plus
commands a £ 1,500 premium over the standard SportLine. This represents a 40
percent saving over the individual option costs.
Customers in the UK will be able to choose between
three petrol and two diesel engine options, as well as opt for the all-wheel
drive and six-speed DSG transmission. The most powerful version of the Skoda
Superb remains the 2.0-liter TSI 280 PS 4×4, which offers a 0-100 km/h in
5.8 seconds.
Prices for the new Skoda Superb SportLine Plus start
from £ 29,330 for the hatchback and from £ 30,645 for the estate.
