- Three-row SUV will feature Skoda’s new design language for the first time
- To offer a symmetrical “wrap-around” design in the interior
Czech automaker, Skoda will unveil the Vision 7S Concept on 30 August. Last month, the company revealed the design sketch of the upcoming seven-seat SUV. The vehicle marks the debut of Skoda’s new design language.
As seen in the sketches, the Vision 7S will feature a distinctively shaped nose and T-shaped headlights. Further, the vehicle will get faux skid plates, seven vertical slits, and blacked-out wheel arches. Interestingly, the center slit will get an orange highlight. The rear section will also get the T-designed taillamps which are complemented by a roof-mounted rear spoiler. The boot lid will get a large ‘Skoda’ lettering between the taillights.
As for the interior, the Vision 7S will get an asymmetrical ‘wrap-around’ design. The dashboard will be highlighted by a vertically aligned touchscreen unit and easy physical controls. Moreover, the vehicle will also offer a built-in child seat and integrated backpacks.
More details about the Skoda Vision 7S concept will be known post the official unveil.
