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Å KODA is pressing ahead with its model campaign with the launch of the new Å KODA Octavia Scout which will be celebrating its world premiere at the Geneva Motor Show.
ŠKODA Ireland has confirmed August as the launch date of the Octavia Scout in dealerships nationwide with prices starting from under €30,000 for the 2.0TDI 150bhp 4X4.
The new version of the Octavia Scout has a new and improved off-road look and includes the all-wheel drive technology, with traction, climbing and start-up performance all significantly improved.
“With our changeable weather conditions more drivers are interested in opting for our 4x4 models and this new Scout is the most advanced we have seen yet from ŠKODA,†said Raymond Leddy, Head of Marketing and Product for ŠKODA Ireland.
The new Å KODA Octavia Scout is based on the Octavia Combi and is characterized by a powerful, Scout-specific appearance.
Both the front and rear feature powerful, black bumpers with silver-coloured off-road attachments.
The front features a wide air intake and sharply-embossed fog lights.
The door sills and wheel arches are also in black panelling, in addition to the black protective side mouldings.
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