The updated sedan and wagon are now available for orders ahead of their arrival at dealerships in June-July 2024. Here are their changes.
Skoda updates the fourth generation of its Octavia model, both in the 5-door sedan body and the Combi wagon (both measuring 4.7 meters). With over 7 million units sold, it is the brand’s most popular model.
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The updated model receives new front and rear bumpers, an updated grille, new second-generation Matrix LED headlights, and new alloy wheel designs. It is offered in four levels of trim – Essence, Selection, Sportline, and RS (the latter will be added later) – and features nine different interior designs.
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In addition to using a greater number of new and sustainable materials for the seats, dashboard, and door panels, a 10-inch digital screen will be standard on certain model variants. The well-known 10-inch Virtual Cockpit with enhanced functions and Head-Up Display are still available.
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The 13-inch infotainment screen is offered as an option for the first time in the Octavia, while the 10-inch screen is included as standard.
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The updated Octavia now also features a wireless charger with 15-watt charging and ventilation, and four USB-C ports for fast charging, with a power of 45 watts. The 15-watt USBC port located behind the interior rearview mirror is standard from the Selection trim level. ChatGPT also arrives in the model, although it will be integrated later into the standard Laura voice assistant. The intelligent parking assistant and remote will also make their debut on the Octavia.
Engines for the Octavia sedan and wagon
The engine range consists of two 1.5 TSI gasoline engines, with mild-hybrid technology, with 116 and 150 HP, carrying the ECO label, coupled to a 7-speed DSG7 dual-clutch automatic transmission. There are also two more powerful 2.0 TSI gasoline engines of 204 and 265 HP, and two 2.0 TDI diesel engines of 115 and 150 HP, the latter with the C label.
In early 2025, the RS sport version with a 265 HP gas engine will be added, also with front-wheel drive. In 2025, a 204 horsepower gasoline version which will be the only one with all-wheel drive, will also arrive.
The 1.5 TSI starts at 32,500 euros. The 2.0 TDI starts at 33,400 euros.
Here is the range
Gasoline
-1.5 TSI 115 HP. Front-wheel drive. 6-speed manual transmission. C label
-1.5 TSI 150 HP. Front-wheel drive. 6-speed manual transmission. C label
-2.0 TSI 204 HP. All-wheel drive. 7-speed automatic transmission. C label (arrives in 2025)
-2.0 TSI 265 HP. Front-wheel drive. 7-speed automatic transmission. C label.
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Mild-hybrid
-1.5 TSI 115 HP. Front-wheel drive. 7-speed automatic transmission. ECO label
-1.5 TSI 150 HP. Front-wheel drive. 7-speed automatic transmission. ECO label
Diesel
2.0 TDI 115 HP. Front-wheel drive. 6-speed manual transmission. C label
2.0 TDI 150 HP. Front-wheel drive. 7-speed automatic transmission. C label.