Although UK delivery is not expected until September, the Superb seems to be living up to its name judging by what the professionals have to say.
28mm longer than its predecessor with an expanding waist of 47mm and a stretched wheelbase with an extra 80mm between the axles, which is noticeable within the interior. Due to this there is an allowance for an extra 30 litres of boot space.
What trims are available?
The Superb will be available in four trims: S, SE, SE L Executive and top spec Laurin & Klement (L&K).
Although the basic model, the S comes with an impressive spec including 16 inch Alloy Wheels, digital radio and Bluetooth, LED rear lights and leather steering wheel.
SE models build on that with 17 inch alloys, cruise control, rear parking sensors, air conditioning and a 6.5 inch touch screen and Smart link.
The SE L Executive boasts 18 inch alloy wheels, a large 8 inch touchscreen, leather upholstery with heated front seats and bi-Xenon headlights.
The L&K model offers a touch of luxury with upgraded interior, an exclusive 18 inch alloy wheel design, tri-zone climate control, a Canton sound system, dynamic chassis control and several driver assistance systems.
What do the reviews say?
"The Superb is extremely well equipped, very competitive on fuel economy and CO2 emissions and is vastly more spacious and practical."
-WhatCar.com
"SKODA is even bigger than before, making a leading contender for the best way to transport growing families."
-Carmagazine.co.uk
The all-new SKODA Superb has been revealed, building on the already impressive credentials as a cheap-to-run , comfortable, spacious and competitively priced family car."
-Carbuyer.co.uk
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