Skoda UK has detailed its facelifted Fabia line, following the recent start of production in the Czech Republic.
Of four options, it will sell three – all-petrol versions of the group I3 one-litre engine with power outputs of 75PS, 95PS and 110PS, the latter of which comes with the option of a seven-speed DSG transmission.
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All models in the new range now feature LED daytime running lights as standard along with Front Assist and a Multifunction Trip Computer. Entry-level Fabia S models are priced from GBP12,840 (US$16,358) on the road.
Customers stepping up to the SE model (from GBP14,115) can choose from all drivetrain options and gain front fog lights and 15-inch Cygnus alloy wheels over the outgoing model, along with Radio Swing Plus and auto up/down function for the electric windows. Colour Edition models, priced from GBP14,665, gain 16-inch Vigo alloy wheels in white, silver or black.
Customers opting for the SE L benefit from an even more significant equipment boost over the previous model. Priced from GBP15,205 OTR, these models now feature Amundsen satellite navigation, Infotainment Online (for one year), lighting in the front centre console and 16-inch Evora alloy wheels.
Priced from GBP16,785, the Monte Carlo now has climate control air conditioning, LED rear lights, rear electric windows and new seat upholstery. The styling package includes a black front spoiler, black roof, black floor mats and carbon-effect dashboard trim.
Options now include Adaptive Cruise Control, Rear View Camera, Driver Fatigue Assistant, and for the first time, full LED headlights. The new model also introduces an additional safety system; Blind Spot Detection and Rear Traffic Alert (GBP390).
The third-generation supermini was launched in 2014 and has already clocked up more than half a million sales worldwide – making it the brand's top seller in Europe.
