Just seven days before the presentation of the Skoda Scala (It's set for December 6 in Tel Aviv, Israel), the Czech brand has decided to unveil the interior of its new model.
The images of the interior of the Skoda Scala show, as you would expect, one of the top versions. So don't be surprised by the presence of leather seats, bi-zone automatic air conditioning, optional DSG box and even a virtual cockpit and a 9.2″ touchscreen on the dashboard.
Unlike other Skoda models, the interior of the Scala aesthetically maintains the simply clever concept that characterizes the Czech brand. Despite having a 100% original design, it is not difficult to find a certain “familiarity” with other Volkswagen Group proposals.
Goodbye…buttons
By adopting a touchscreen in the center console, Skoda was able to give up a series of buttons and physical controls. This helped to create a “clean” design that looks easy to use. Familiarity with other Volkswagen Group models is evident, for example, in the power window buttons, on the steering wheel, in the start & stop button and in the virtual cockpit.
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When it came time to install the handbrake, Skoda took a more traditional approach, opting for a mechanical system rather than the usual electric handbrake.
Meanwhile, the Czech brand has revealed some more images of the exterior of the Skoda Scala, but this time it appears camouflaged with a painting that allows it to be confused with the “Lennon Wall” in Prague, a symbol of street art and resistance in the days of the curtain. iron.
