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Škoda has always had one eye on the future while never forgetting the legends that built its past. With 130 years of history under its wheels, the brand can draw on a remarkable back catalogue of classic models that have shaped automotive history.

The Škoda Museum in Mladá Boleslav is celebrating its 30th anniversary. Since its opening in 1995, it has showcased a plenty of unique historic vehicles, hosted many themed exhibitions and welcomed more than four million visitors.

Škoda’s all-new Elroq has added to its growing list of honours, securing the title of Medium SUV of the Year at the prestigious Business Car Awards 2025. The recognition comes just months after the mid-size all-electric SUV’s market debut, underlining it immediate impact and strong appeal among fleet and business users.

Škoda continues to build its reputation as the go-to choice for UK emergency services with the approval of the fourth-generation Superb Estate. Over 20 years, Škoda models have become a trusted sight on Britain’s roads, relied upon by police, ambulance, and fire crews. Demonstrating engineering excellence, the Superb SportLine Estate 2.0 TSI 265PS DSG 4x4 has passed the Metropolitan Police’s rigorous brake test, earning official approval for operational deployment.

Škoda’s all-electric models have added to their growing collection of industry titles with two more victories in the annual What Car? Electric Car Awards. Continuing its remarkable winning streak, the new Elroq was named Best Electric Family SUV, while the Enyaq won the Best Used Electric Family SUV award.

Škoda is set to deliver a double bonus for customers with the addition of a new long-range model to the award-winning Elroq line-up along with official confirmation of models eligible for the Band 2 £1,500 UK Government’s Electric Car Grant (ECG)‡. Announced in July, the Government scheme gives buyers instant savings on eligible EVs and marks a further step in Škoda’s drive to make electric motoring more accessible and affordable for UK drivers.

Škoda has revisited one of the most characterful cars in its history, unveiling a contemporary reimagining of the classic Felicia Fun pick-up. The new design study, developed by French stylist Julien Petitseigneur, channels the spirit of the late 1990s cult model while incorporating Škoda’s Modern Solid design language.

Škoda Auto is an official partner of the UCI Mountain Bike World Championships for the first time this year. The event runs from 30 August to 14 September across seven venues in Valais, Switzerland. Škoda is supplying 13 electrified vehicles and designing the ‘hot seat’ for downhill race leaders. Coverage will be featured on Škoda’s WeLoveCycling.com platform, with engaging content and competitions for mountain-bike fans.