Jordan_Katsianis@autovia.co.uk
Practicality
Boot (seats up/down)
690/1,920 litres
Running costs
57.6mpg (official)
£96 fill-up
THERE are few mainstream cars that garner such enthusiasm among owners as the Skoda Superb, so when the time came to replace it, the brand had a tough job on its hands. As the king of estates, the Superb has long excelled on interior space, quality and value. It’s these targets the new model will need to hit, all while adding extra tech and efficiency.
The new Superb, first tested here in Estate form, is aiming to do just that. It goes about its task with a new body and interior, plus upgrades to the powertrains, which now feature hybrid options.
Starting with practicality, the new car is 40mm longer than before, with a 690-litre boot that’s…
