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An OCTAVIA for any occasion
Whether it be a family holiday, the big weekly shop or a trip to the country with the mountain bike in the boot: the new ŠKODA OCTAVIA SCOUT, available exclusively as an estate, is the perfect vehicle for many occasions. Featuring a Rough-Road package as standard, including underbody protection and 15 mm more ground clearance, the OCTAVIA SCOUT is equipped for off-road driving too and is a popular choice for towing a caravan, horse box or boat trailer. When fitted with a 147-kW (200-PS) 2.0 TDI engine, the ŠKODA OCTAVIA SCOUT can even tow a braked trailer weighing up to 2,000 kg. Like its OCTAVIA siblings, the SCOUT, which at 4,703 mm and 1,829 mm is now 16 mm longer and 15 mm wider respectively, offers an even more generous amount of space than its predecessor. The largest boot capacity in the segment has increased by a further 30 l to now 640 l. The SCOUT can be ordered with innovative full LED Matrix headlights, which are available for the first time for the OCTAVIA and allow drivers to have the high beam on at all times. The car also offers an animated Coming/Leaving Home function and bears ‘ŠKODA’ in individual lettering on its tailgate.
Two powertrains make their debut in the OCTAVIA SCOUT: the first 200-PS diesel engine in an OCTAVIA and optional front-wheel drive
The new SCOUT now comes with a new 2.0 TDI EVO delivering 147 kW (200 PS) and 400 Nm - the most powerful diesel engine in OCTAVIA history. Furthermore, ŠKODA is offering the OCTAVIA SCOUT with front-wheel drive in addition to all-wheel drive. Customers can also opt for a 2.0 TDI with an output of 85 kW (115 PS) and a 1.5 TSI delivering 110 kW (150 PS), each with manual 6 speed transmission, or an e-TEC version of the 1.5 TSI featuring 7-speed DSG and mild hybrid technology. ŠKODA exclusively offers the two range-topping engines - a 2.0 TSI outputting of 140 kW (190 PS) and a 2.0 TDI delivering 147 kW (200 PS) - as well as a 2.0 TDI offering 110 kW (150 PS) with all-wheel drive and a 7-speed DSG.
4×4 technology improves propulsion when driving off-road and towing a trailer
The ŠKODA OCTAVIA SCOUT’s state-of-the-art 4×4 technology automatically transfers part of the driving torque to the rear wheels within a fraction of a second when the front axle no longer has sufficient traction. This ensures safety in mud and snow just as well as on dry tarmac, and even improves propulsion off-road or when towing a trailer. ŠKODA’s all-wheel drive is linked to assistance systems such as ABS (Anti-lock Braking System), ESC (Electronic Stabilisation Control), the EDS electronic differential lock and its extension XDS . The control electronics can therefore react to changing driving conditions within milliseconds and also control individual wheels in a targeted manner. When coasting, at low load or when travelling in a straight line, the vehicle is largely driven via the front axle. Whenever the driving situation requires it, the rear axle is activated to generate additional traction. The optional Off-Road mode, as part of Driving Mode Select, provides even better driving performance on rough terrain.
A SCOUT feel in the redesigned interior
The OCTAVIA’s new interior concept provides a new sense of spaciousness and once again improved, intuitive operation in the SCOUT too. The redesigned dashboard is modular and arranged in different levels, featuring a free-standing central display measuring up to 10 inches. The centre console is elegant with clear lines and adorned with chrome detailing, which can also be found on the redesigned door trims and handles. New, soft materials on the doors and the instrument panel lend a premium impression. The new two-spoke multifunction leather steering wheel offers a total of 14 different functions via new buttons and knurled wheels; a heated version is optional. Exclusive decorative trims on the instrument panel as well as ThermoFlux upholstery and corresponding logos on the front seats are all SCOUT-typical features.
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