› New ŠKODA logo for Fabia and Roomster models

› New typeface for model name and additional designations

› Fabia and Roomster to bear ŠKODA lettering on rear for the first time

The ŠKODA Fabia and Roomster models will now carry the new ŠKODA vehicle logo and, for the first time, the ŠKODA lettering. The brand name and the respective model name will appear on the vehicle rear and additional designations such as TSI or TDI will now appear in a new typeface.

In keeping with its corporate design as revised in 2011, Czech carmaker ŠKODA is successively changing existing model lines over to its new logo. The first model to feature the revised logo was the ŠKODA Citigo.

The new ŠKODA Rapid compact hatch, introduced in autumn of 2012, also bears the new logo. The Fabia and Roomster will now become the third and fourth ŠKODA models to receive the new logo, the ŠKODA lettering at the rear and the model designation in a the new typeface.

The logo appears in several locations both on the outside and inside of the cars: on the bonnet, at the rear, on the centre cover of the wheels and/or on the wheel trims, on the steering wheel, the engine cover and on the vehicle key.

Another optical enhancement on the ŠKODA Fabia and ŠKODA Roomster is the new typeface for the model designation on the boot cover. Engine and additional designations such as TSI, TDI, GreenLine or vRS will also adopt the new typeface. In addition, the Fabia and the Roomster will now carry the ŠKODA lettering at the rear, a first for these models.

Compared to the existing logo, the new winged arrow in chrome and black appears significantly fresher and more modern as designers have focused on the essential. The winged arrow is precisely contoured and stands out in chrome on a black-matte background framed by a fine chrome line. The current laurel wreath and integrated ŠKODA lettering will no longer be included in the new logo.

ŠKODA’s comprehensive revision of its corporate design underscores the brand’s entry into a new growth phase two years ago. By the year 2018, ŠKODA aims to raise its worldwide sales to at least 1.5 million per year.

The brand’s new look has a modern, precise and fresh appearance and clearly reflects SKODA’s new strength. The new corporate design was first presented to the public at the 2011 Geneva Auto Salon.

Just missed out on this then, had been rumoured to come in from WK45/12 but not to be and our Fabia was built WK46/47; dealer wasn't quite sure which in the end :wonder:

TP

Hmm, I'm liking the look of the black car! :love:

I hope the new Fabia/Roomster logo will fit to the Octy 1 grill

Since the superb and yeti weren't included in this new badging thing then I am presuming that a face lift is on the way soon most probably for the superb first .. Am I right ?.I lie the current yeti,don't know how a facelift can make it look any better !!! .

And an picture of the the new typeface....

@MilanA,

All the new logo's have the same size

Citigo logo fits on Fabia, 1/2 Roomster etc and also on Octavoa1/2

Edited 5 January, 201313 yr by Hetzer-NLD

Since the superb and yeti weren't included in this new badging thing then I am presuming that a face lift is on the way soon most probably for the superb first .. Am I right ?.I lie the current yeti,don't know how a facelift can make it look any better !!! .

Correct, both will be facelifted this year (Superb first)

Superb should be presented in May and on sale in July.

@MilanA,

All the new logo's have the same size

Citigo logo fits on Fabia, 1/2 Roomster etc and also on Octavoa1/2

I thought the CityGo badges were 85mm diameter and Octavia 1 logo is 80mm diameter...so it doesn't fit into the front grill without a modification...anyone correct me please if I'm wrong.

okay... i thought they were the same, ive seen an O-1 vRs with the new badge......... berhaps he fiited it with a modefication.

citigo ar 90mm front and back just got some.

Anyone know when the new style 'Fabia' lettering will be available to buy??

Don't you think looks to much like vauxhall badge

where did those press shots originate from? Any links?

They look like the standard news releases ones, so probably Skoda Auto Press packs/site.

Thanks Colin

Strange how the side door skirts never made it into the accessories/ options list that would have added the width the car needs.