2020 Skoda Superb iV review: verdict
The new Skoda Superb iV is the brand's first hybrid, but is it the pick of the Superb range?...
The Superb iV costs some £5500 more than what remains the best version of the Superb overall, the 2.0 TDI 150. That’s a big hike, although company car drivers will then pay just 16% BIK tax, rather than 28% for the diesel.
There’s much more merit in the plug-in hybrid, too, primarily its decent electric range and competitive price. Just don’t forget that for about £1800 more, you can have the slightly better refinement and ride of the Passat GTE.
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Rated 4 out of 5
Skoda Superb 1.4 TSI iV SE L DSG specification
Price £34,755 Engine 4cyl, 1395cc, turbo, petrol, plus electric motor Power 215bhp (combined) Torque 184lb ft (engine only) Gearbox 6spd dual-clutch automatic 0-62mph 7.7sec Top speed 138mph Fuel consumption 188.7mpg (WLTP combined) CO2, tax band 35g/km, 16% (NEDC)
Rivals BMW 330e, Volkswagen Passat GTE
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