Does someone know what kind of changes that comes to the new Superb 2020 compared to today's model?

 

Any new engines? DSG? Interior, equipment etc? I know it's a little bit changes on the design.

 

I really wonder about ordering a new car, but should I wait for the 2020 model?

 

 

There will be two more shades of grey to choose from.

1 hour ago, xman said:

There will be two more shades of grey to choose from.

 

Don’t forget that there’ll also be ‘great, new tech’. Or class-leading chrome finishes on the DSG’s ARS.

2 hours ago, xman said:

There will be two more shades of grey to choose from.

Only the Model T had a more restrictive colour palette 

It will be massively better value than the equivalent Audi or VW model. Oh sorry - just realised you are looking for things that are different from today...

7 minutes ago, BriskodaJeff said:

It will be massively better value than the equivalent Audi or VW model. Oh sorry - just realised you are looking for things that are different from today...

Omg. Read my question. 

Edited 4 March, 20197 yr by Core2Duo

3 hours ago, xman said:

There will be two more shades of grey to choose from.

One is called Meteoric and the other Battleship.

Where is Derren Brown when you need him or a Factory Insider that tells Auto Express all about what the future holds.

1 minute ago, Skoffski said:

Where is Derren Brown when you need him or a Factory Insider that tells Auto Express all about what the future holds.

Derren here I predict it will have LED head/tail lights plus a hybrid option combining petrol and battery power.

I predict less choice as the next part of WLTP / RDE affects the VW Group / Skoda.

Should I wait for the 2020 model or just book a car now? if the biggest change is only the LED and the hybrid?

9 minutes ago, Core2Duo said:

Omg. Read my question. 

*sigh*

 

Ok then...

4 hours ago, Core2Duo said:

Does someone know what kind of changes that comes to the new Superb 2020 compared to today's model?

No. The information hasn't been released yet.

 

4 hours ago, Core2Duo said:

Does someone know what kind of changes that comes to the new Superb 2020 compared to today's model?

 

Any new engines? DSG? Interior, equipment etc? I know it's a little bit changes on the design.

No or maybe yes. Yes. Yes. Really?

 

4 hours ago, Core2Duo said:

I really wonder about ordering a new car, but should I wait for the 2020 model?

Order it now - they change it a little bit every year. 

 

Or...

4 hours ago, Core2Duo said:

Does someone know what kind of changes that comes to the new Superb 2020 compared to today's model?

 

Of course - We all do. But we're sworn to secrecy. 

 

4 hours ago, Core2Duo said:

Does someone know what kind of changes that comes to the new Superb 2020 compared to today's model?

 

Any new engines? DSG? Interior, equipment etc? I know it's a little bit changes on the design.

Loads. The highlight will be the water-driven 5 litre 8 cylinder improbability drive coupled to an 18 speed DSG giving class-leading figures of 0-60 in 0.4 nano-seconds and 1852 miles per gallon on an urban cycle (at 900 spin speed of course).

 

4 hours ago, Core2Duo said:

I really wonder about ordering a new car, but should I wait for the 2020 model?

 

 

Buy it now. My predictions are about as accurate as Skoda's.

3 minutes ago, BriskodaJeff said:

Loads. The highlight will be the water-driven 5 litre 8 cylinder improbability drive coupled to an 18 speed DSG giving class-leading figures of 0-60 in 0.4 nano-seconds and 1852 miles per gallon on an urban cycle (at 900 spin speed of course).

Then I wait! I really want this one...  

Dealer mentioned to me that he thinks they will be removing the 'switch start/stop function off' button. Whether thats for MY20 or beyond I'm not sure but that's a feature I wouldn't want to lose personally!

5 minutes ago, Fantantonio said:

Dealer mentioned to me that he thinks they will be removing the 'switch start/stop function off' button. Whether thats for MY20 or beyond I'm not sure but that's a feature I wouldn't want to lose personally!

I really don't want to loose that button myself.. 

Replacing with a ejector seat button.  Or a 'we can no longer cheat emissions' light.

3 minutes ago, Skoffski said:

Replacing with a ejector seat button.  Or a 'we can no longer cheat emissions' light.

 

On the 1.5tsi it will get a "push to go" button.

1 hour ago, xman said:

 

On the 1.5tsi it will get a "push to go" button.

 

What, like one of those revolutionary acceleratorometers?

1 hour ago, Skoffski said:

Replacing with a ejector seat button.  Or a 'we can no longer cheat emissions' light.

Multiple ejector seats would be nice, but electric roof essential otherwise mother-in-law might hurt her neck before departing.

52 minutes ago, shyVRS245 said:

Multiple ejector seats would be nice, but electric roof essential otherwise mother-in-law might hurt her neck before departing.

You let yours in the car?! 

2 minutes ago, penguin17 said:

You let yours in the car?! 

Well she lives 4,250 miles away for a good reason.

6 minutes ago, penguin17 said:

You let yours in the car?! 

We have a boot in the car for a reason...

2 minutes ago, BriskodaJeff said:

We have a boot in the car for a reason...

Sounds like you're in the Bristol Mafia.

key changes from wat i've spotted/read

- revised headlights (now featuring LED units)

- revised front bumper

- revised rear tail lights

- hybrid option

- rear skoda emblem badge to b replaced with spaced out lettering

 

MY19 already has the WLTP engines, newer DSG7, and Virtual Cockpit.

@JR RS

Cars First Registered in Europe since September 2018 should be & require to WLTP Certificated unless they were under Derogation Rules. & end of line models.

So Worldwide Light Vehicle Test Procedures that not all the worlds countries and authorities are trusting, so we have the RDE, 

and later will be tighter testing and testing of those that were tested.

So just watch the changes because there are still 'implausible / irregular' C02 g/km figures some or many from the WLTP Approved / Certificated vehicles.