The fourth-generation Skoda Superb offers Liftback and Estate bodies, with powertrain and equipment choices to suit different routines. Your typical journeys, luggage needs and access to charging can help you narrow the options.
Skoda Superb engine options include a 2.0 DSG diesel Liftback with all-wheel drive, suited to regular longer journeys, and a front-wheel-drive 2.0 DSG gasoline Liftback. DSG is a dual-clutch automatic transmission. The front-wheel-drive 1.5 DSG plug-in hybrid Liftback adds an option for drivers who can charge regularly.
Selection and Advance are Skoda Superb trim levels available with the gasoline, front-wheel-drive 1.5 DSG Liftback. They identify equipment configurations within that technical version. Compare their included features against your daily priorities, such as seating comfort, parking assistance and connectivity, rather than assuming the trim name changes the drivetrain.
The 1.5 DSG plug-in hybrid versions of both the Liftback and Estate use lithium-ion batteries. When considering Skoda Superb battery capacity, relate it to your daily mileage and charging access. Regular charging helps you use electric driving more often, while temperature, speed and heating demand affect achievable range.