2024 Skoda Superb Design Revealed

The 2024 Skoda Superb's design has been unveiled through official sketches, ahead of its debut on November 2. Recently, Skoda also introduced the second-generation Kodiaq, and both vehicles showcase the latest design language from the automaker.

The upcoming 2024 Skoda Superb appears modern and sharp in these design sketches. The front features a larger grille with chrome outlining and a fresh LED Matrix beam headlight cluster with updated details, including LED DRLs. The new bumper has distinct cuts and creases, lending a sharper look.

On the side, a simple shoulder line is noticeable. While the design sketch exaggerates the alloys, the production version is likely to offer stylish diamond-cut wheels. Moving to the rear, you'll find sleeker LED lights, a redesigned tailgate, and a bumper that might remind you of some Audi sedans.

In terms of size, the new 2024 Skoda Superb will grow, measuring 43 mm longer at 4,912 mm and 12 mm taller at 1,481 mm compared to the outgoing model. These changes provide more headroom and an increased luggage capacity of 645 litres.

For the first time, the Superb will feature mild-hybrid technology for its engines, with three petrol and two diesel options in international markets.

Skoda had previously revealed the interior design, which includes a 12.9-inch free-standing touchscreen infotainment system on the dashboard and a 10-inch digital instrument cluster.

The upcoming Skoda Superb will be unveiled next month, but Skoda will be reintroducing the previous Superb model in India. The current-generation Superb was discontinued because of the BS6 Phase-II emissions regulations that came into effect on April 1, 2023. The Superb sedan coming to India will be offered as a full import in limited quantities.