Skoda has exposed a new one-off idea cars and truck called Slavia, which is a wholly transformed version of the Scala hatchback developed by a team of 31 apprentice engineers.
The one-off Skoda Slavia is a two-seat roofless roadster, as well as the firm states it is influenced by the 1957 Skoda 1100 OHC prototype racer created for utilize in endurance rallies. It complies with the company’s previous student-led project, the Kodiaq-based Mountiaq pick-up truck.
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Skoda’s apprentice team have reinforced the Scala’s chassis, welding the rear doors in location as well as eliminating the hatchback’s roof. It gets a bespoke tonneau cover with twin speedster humps, together with a new boot-lid as well as special rear spoiler.
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To fit the car’s stylish new style brief, the trainee team likewise fitted a lot more aggressive looking front as well as rear bumpers, a deeper front splitter as well as a finned rear diffuser. The cabin receives stylish treatment with a pair of figure-hugging sports seats, a new sports steering wheel as well as four-point security harnesses.
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The Slavia likewise receives a number of tech features not discovered in the Scala road car. The side skirts as well as alloy wheels function programmable LED lights, the Skoda lettering across the car’s tailgate is backlit in red as well as there’s a 320-watt noise system in the cabin, total with a 2,250-watt subwoofer.