A reimagined Škoda 100, the celebrated Czech sedan, has emerged from a recent design study, signaling a potential revival of the iconic model for contemporary drivers. The project, unveiled on November 28, 2025, showcases a modern interpretation of the classic vehicle, blending heritage aesthetics with current automotive technology.
the study arrives as Škoda navigates a shifting automotive landscape, increasingly focused on electric vehicles and evolving consumer preferences. A renewed Škoda 100 could appeal to enthusiasts seeking a distinctive,stylish sedan with a rich history,possibly expanding the brand’s market reach beyond its current offerings. the design exploration indicates Škoda’s willingness to revisit its celebrated past while charting a course for future innovation.
Originally produced from 1969 to 1987, the Škoda 100 gained popularity for its rear-engine, rear-wheel-drive configuration and practical design. It became a symbol of Czech automotive engineering and a familiar sight on European roads. The new study aims to capture the spirit of the original while incorporating modern safety features, efficiency standards, and design elements.
the project’s details remain largely conceptual at this stage, but Škoda has confirmed the study’s purpose is to gauge public interest and explore the feasibility of a production model. No timeline for potential growth or release has been announced.
