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Yes, that's correct — it's a 2022 MK3 Škoda Fabia Combi Black Tour. It seemed related to the AC because it was also happening on sunny days, but I assume it was just water splashing from this compartment. After the last rain, the water is still inside even after 5 days, while the carpet has already dried.

Update on the Škoda Combi leak: After a hot summer with almost no rain, the air conditioning worked fine and there was no water inside the car—until a few days ago, after a heavy rain. The car was parked facing uphill, and after the rainy night, all of the floor mats were wet. I cleaned the plenum chamber, which was already pretty clean. However, I found that the water was probably coming from the holes below the driver’s pedals and the glovebox compartment. I can’t locate where this water should be draining, and I’m not sure why these holes aren’t sealed. Any ideas where this water is supposed to drain and why it's leaking inside instead?

Thanks for the reply! Unfortunately, the car’s no longer under warranty, I’ve been digging through diagrams, but like you, I haven’t been able to find anything that clearly shows the drain pipes only a drain port in the bulkhead. I did test the air con by running it cold on full blast (on a sunny day), and in that case, water drains properly underneath the car, so it seems like the main AC drain is working as it should. I included a photo of location where water drops under the car. Any other suggestions what could be the problem?

Hi all, I’ve got a 2022 Skoda Fabia Mk3 Combi (LHD, 1.0 TSI 70kW) and I’m dealing with a recurring water leak under the driver’s side footwell. The same issue happened last year and was “fixed” by a Skoda dealer in October, but now it's back. It only appears after using the A/C, so I’m guessing it’s condensation not draining properly — water is clear, no coolant smell, and nothing during rain. Anyone know the location of the A/C drain tube on this model LHD or had similar issues? Would really appreciate any tips before I go back to the dealer.