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The Škoda Scala will have an even more striking appearance in 2024 and will set new standards in the compact class. The revised model combines dynamic design with advanced technology and offers numerous innovations that make the Scala a real eye-catcher.

Elegant design inspired by the Vision RS

The new Scala is strongly influenced by the spectacular Vision RS concept car. With a newly designed radiator grille, slimmer headlights and a revised front and rear apron, the Scala looks sportier and more dynamic than ever. Particularly noteworthy are the TOP LED matrix headlights, available for the first time, which are reminiscent of glittering blocks of ice with their crystalline LED modules and provide an impressive light signature.

Sporty top model: The Scala Monte Carlo

The sporty version of the Scala, the Monte Carlo, scores with numerous black design accents, including the radiator grille frame, the exterior mirror caps and the lettering on the rear. The panoramic roof, which merges seamlessly into the extended rear window, is another highlight of this model. Equipped as standard with TOP LED matrix headlights and 17-inch alloy wheels in Kajam design, the Scala Monte Carlo offers a perfect combination of sportiness and elegance.

New alloy wheels and paintwork

Alloy wheels in sizes from 16 to 18 inches are now available for the Scala, including the new 17-inch Kajam wheels with black aero inserts. There are also a total of nine paint finishes to choose from, including the new color steel gray.

Innovative LED-Technologie

The Scala’s new TOP LED matrix headlights not only provide better visibility, but also allow the high beam to be left on constantly without dazzling other road users. The low beam has been redesigned, and the optional TOP variant offers dynamic indicators and a new light graphic.

Conclusion: The Škoda Scala sets new standards

With its sharpened design and innovative features, the 2024 Škoda Scala remains a game changer in the compact class. Whether as a sporty Monte Carlo or in one of the versatile equipment variants – the Scala offers the right model for every taste.

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SKODA Kamiq 1.5 TSI Monte Carlo Navi, Virtual, LED, Ke

24.379,99 €

Petrol, 18,225 km, 150 hp, manual transmission

SKODA KODIAQ SPORTLINE 1.5 TSI 150PS 7-GANG DSG

39.630 €

Petrol, 150 HP, automatic

CO₂ emissions (combined): 162 g/km, fuel consumption (combined): 7.1 l/100 km

SKODA Kodiaq 2.0 TDI L&K Kessy, Pano, Canton, DSG, 4×4

30.980 €

Diesel, 92,973 km, 200 PS, Automatic

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