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ŠKODA Superb GreenLine


The ŠKODA Superb GreenLine is a specific contribution by the ŠKODA brand to improving the quality of the environment.

It is the first car in its class that offers fuel consumption parameters that are equally advantageous to those in the small cars segment.
With a four cylinder diesel 1.6 TDI CR DPF engine with a power output of 77 kW (105 hp) the Superb GreenLine achieves excellent consumption of 4.4 / 100 km, whereas the production of CO2 emissions is only 114 g/km. In its market segment it is therefore the first car to meet the forthcoming limit on CO2 emissions of 140 g/km with room to spare.

ŠKODA Auto designers achieved this excellent result by optimising the body’s aerodynamic parameters.		 The design of the front and the lowering of the chassis by 15 mm significantly improved the air flow values around the chassis and under the car.

A reduction in the weight helped reduce fuel consumption; instead of a full spare wheel, there is a tyre repair kit and the standard fittings include wheels with tyres that have a lower rolling-resistance force. 

GreenLine model sign

The GreenLine sign on the rear lid of the luggage space shows at first glance that the car is a new Škoda model that contributes to improvements in the environment.

Multifunctional indicator

The MFA multifunctional indicator with a large display clearly shows the driver all important data and therefore significantly contributes to increases in security and driving comfort.

Leather handbrake handle

A leather-covered handbrake handle is, together with the steering wheel, head and collar of the gear lever, part of the “Small Leather Packet” standard fittings.

MQ 250 5F Gearbox

Alterations to the manual MQ 250 5F five-speed gearbox (longer shifts) have enabled the same speeds to be achieved whilst using a lower torque.
 
 
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