2015-model

[LeMans]

That would be sensible. It seems a very mean omission from the standard kit.

Totally agree!

[andy361]

I'm hoping the flat bottomed steering wheel makes an appearance...

[MJKooLio]

I'm hoping the flat bottomed steering wheel makes an appearance...

I hope my RS will have the same especially if I'm told it'll be a week 22 or after build and delivery to Australia in September!

[Steveh3]

I was told by the dealer in France to wait to buy extras (wheels in my case) in Sept as cheaper? Or available? Not sure exactly.

[Da21982]

Introduction of Octavia L&K

 

Enhanced standard equipment

• Front centre armrest standard from SE
• Cruise control standard on vRS
• ‘Business’ door sill trims on SE Business 

 

Parking sensors

• Option: Front and rear parking sensors
• Code: 7X2
• RRP: £300

 

Park assist price increase

• Option: Park assist
• Code: 7X5
• RRP: £575

 

Electrically adjustable front seats price increase

• Option: Electrically adjustable front seats
• Codes: PWD and PW5
• RRP: £800

 

Supersport steering wheels

Sporty multi-function steering wheels are available as options on Octavia SE and Elegance.

 

Octavia SE

Octavia Elegance

Option: Supersport MFSW

Code: PLU

RRP: £300

Option: Supersport MFSW

Code: PLU

RRP: £150

Option: Supersport MFSW with DSG paddles

Code: PLX

RRP: £350

Option: Supersport MFSW with DSG paddles

Code: PLX

RRP: £200

 

New alloy wheels 17-inch Hawk bi-colour alloy wheel

Available on SE and Elegance only in combination with sport style packs (see below).

Code: PJQ
RRP: TBC

 

16-inch Lepus bi-colour alloy wheel

Available on GreenLine III only, with 205/55 R16 tyres.

•    Code: PJT
•    RRP: TBC

 

Sport style packs in black and silver Sport style pack – black

Available on SE and Elegance. Not available on GreenLine or vRS.

• Rear spoiler in black
• Door mirrors in black
• Foil set – side door and tailgate strips in black with carbon texture
• Decorative bar in front bumper in gloss black
• Hatch code: YCA
• Hatch RRP: £340
• Estate code: YCC
• Estate RRP: £390

 

Sport style pack – silver

Available on SE and Elegance. Not available on GreenLine or vRS.

• Rear spoiler in body colour
• Foil set – side door and tailgate strips in silver with carbon texture
• Hatch code: YCB
• Hatch RRP: £275
• Estate code: YCD
• Estate RRP: £325

 

Cup holder in rear armrest – new position

 

New symbol for intelligent light assistant

 

New vRS badge on steering wheel

 

New symbols for climate control

 

New bag hooks in vRS Hatch boot

 

Leather upholstery

Seat backs and bases have gained an extra seam in the leather.




 

New glovebox handle for vRS

 

New trim in hatch boot lining

Edited 28 April, 2014 by da21982

[Da21982]

Hows that for 2015 flat bottom steering wheel not available on vrs

Edited 28 April, 2014 by da21982

[ajtrader100]

Any pics of the steering wheels? Does the new wheel come as standard on VRS!

[JS6]

da21982

None of the pictures you have linked have worked, any chance of editing your post to included the pictures?

[fewie]

My vRS is provisionally scheduled a week 20 build and I've ordered it with cruise, as it'll become standard the week after what's the chance of me getting a refund for it?

[muppster]

I got a call from my dealer today, build week 26 assigned....new 2015 model, again ordered with cruise before it becomes standard. Dealer said about new badges and new cloth, that was about it for the changes!

[andy361]

I got a call from my dealer today, build week 26 assigned....new 2015 model, again ordered with cruise before it becomes standard. Dealer said about new badges and new cloth, that was about it for the changes!

Nothing about the steering wheel then?!

[andy361]

Introduction of Octavia L&K

Enhanced standard equipment

• Front centre armrest standard from SE

• Cruise control standard on vRS

• ‘Business’ door sill trims on SE Business

Parking sensors

• Option: Front and rear parking sensors

• Code: 7X2

• RRP: £300

Park assist price increase

• Option: Park assist

• Code: 7X5

• RRP: £575

Electrically adjustable front seats price increase

• Option: Electrically adjustable front seats

• Codes: PWD and PW5

• RRP: £800

Supersport steering wheels

Sporty multi-function steering wheels are available as options on Octavia SE and Elegance.

Octavia SE

Octavia Elegance

Option: Supersport MFSW

Code: PLU

RRP: £300

Option: Supersport MFSW

Code: PLU

RRP: £150

Option: Supersport MFSW with DSG paddles

Code: PLX

RRP: £350

Option: Supersport MFSW with DSG paddles

Code: PLX

RRP: £200

New alloy wheels 17-inch Hawk bi-colour alloy wheel

Available on SE and Elegance only in combination with sport style packs (see below).

Code: PJQ

RRP: TBC

16-inch Lepus bi-colour alloy wheel

Available on GreenLine III only, with 205/55 R16 tyres.

• Code: PJT

• RRP: TBC

Sport style packs in black and silver Sport style pack – black

Available on SE and Elegance. Not available on GreenLine or vRS.

• Rear spoiler in black

• Door mirrors in black

• Foil set – side door and tailgate strips in black with carbon texture

• Decorative bar in front bumper in gloss black

• Hatch code: YCA

• Hatch RRP: £340

• Estate code: YCC

• Estate RRP: £390

Sport style pack – silver

Available on SE and Elegance. Not available on GreenLine or vRS.

• Rear spoiler in body colour

• Foil set – side door and tailgate strips in silver with carbon texture

• Hatch code: YCB

• Hatch RRP: £275

• Estate code: YCD

• Estate RRP: £325

Cup holder in rear armrest – new position

New symbol for intelligent light assistant

New vRS badge on steering wheel

New symbols for climate control

New bag hooks in vRS Hatch boot

Leather upholstery

Seat backs and bases have gained an extra seam in the leather.

New glovebox handle for vRS

New trim in hatch boot lining

Can't get any of those pictures to open. Any chance of re-posting please?

[old newbie2]

Hows that for 2015 flat bottom steering wheel not available on vrs

Is that such a problem?

 

Drove a Sirocco with a flat-bottomed M/F wheel a couple of weeks back & wasn't great, especially whilst parking the thing.

 

DC

[toni8b]

Any pics of the steering wheels? Does the new wheel come as standard on VRS!

 

http://www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/307969-new-flat-bottom-steering-wheel-on-geneva-octy-mk3-vrs/

[MJKooLio]

Photos need to be put in!

[Stuarted]

Who thought that steering wheel was a good idea?  Shades of the poorly-regarded Austin Allegro of many years ago!

[muppster]

Nothing about the steering wheel then?!

New badge on the steering wheel.....nothing about it becoming square though! 

[philhoward]

Hav

 

Is that such a problem?

 

Drove a Sirocco with a flat-bottomed M/F wheel a couple of weeks back & wasn't great, especially whilst parking the thing.

 

DC

Agreed - looks nice but a pain in the rear when wheeling it around Tescos car park

[JoseDB]

da21982 must work for VAG as the reason the links don't work is they are all from their dealer CMS site that you need to log into. Not sure if you would dare download the images and rehost them directly here or on photobucket/flickr etc?

[Neily03]

New steering wheel badge for the vRS.... wonder if it's a colour one and available as a spare...

[Dr Zoidberg]

Nothing major there, but the cruise is a nice addition (should have been standard anyway).

[jp0202]

No front assist.. :-(

[readerr0r]

Shame about the lack of ACC in UK, its an option in AUS and NZ (but we dont get lane assist).

 

Is the steering wheel confirmed as the flat bottomed one? Hard to say without the pictures, could just be the 3-spoke is now an option on the lower trims?

Edited 29 April, 2014 by readerr0r

[neiln]

Why do I feel frustrated that I'm down as bw20 so won't get cruise control? I've never had cruise, it wasn't a costly option but I still decided I didn't want it.... But now I feel a bit peeved  :wonder:

i guess its just that i know others will get something for free that i wont get i supppose....jealousy then!   Typical though, 22 week wait from order to start of bw and miss the 2015MY by 3 weeks.  Poo

[London Les]

Neiln - I've got cruise on my current car (a Scout) and living in London, I rarely get to use it except for family holidays and trips to see relatives in Lincolnshire. Without ACC I rarely get to engage it because the roads are so busy. Although its good for the 50mph restricted sections of the M25, M1 and M6, I could live without it.