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Are you considering buying a new Škoda? You can “explore” your chosen model in various ways outside the physical world, in virtual and augmented reality. Most recently, Škoda has launched an app for the Apple Vision Pro and Meta Quest mixed-reality headsets.

The Škoda Virtual Experience app currently allows users to tour two electric models on these headsets —the E...


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Indian customers expect the changes to be noticeable at first glance. That’s why the new Škoda Slavia has a significantly redesigned front end compared to the current model. In some details and design principles, it was inspired by the recent redesign of the popular Kushaq SUV.

Thanks to its new lines, the new Slavia has a sportier look. “Although people don’t drive...


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The Epiq marks a new chapter in the Mladá Boleslav-based automaker’s journey into electric mobility. As Škoda Auto CEO Klaus Zellmer said at its premiere, this is a car that brings electric mobility to a wider range of customers; it’s practical, easy to operate, and fun to drive. But those are just a few of the reasons to want this new electric model. Here are some more: <...


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In prehistoric times, the area now occupied by the US state of Utah was covered by a vast saltwater lake, now known as Lake Bonneville. Today, only a small amount of water appears during the spring months before evaporating in summer, while the wind smooths out any remaining depressions. The result is an immense expanse covered by a hard salt crust, whose exceptionally fl...


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Every year, the roads of the world’s most famous cycling race, the Tour de France, are covered in spray-painted messages and illustrations. Some cheer on riders, while others aim to provoke or amuse. Among the more questionable creations are such “artistic gems” as drawings of penises, which have become a recurring — and unwelcome — presence along the men’s race route.

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