New Skoda Superb Arrives in UAE: Luxury, Technology, and Comfort from AED 138,900

Abu Dhabi: Skoda has launched the new Superb in the UAE. Prices start at AED 138,900. The car targets the executive segment with a focus on comfort and tech, and Škoda bundles in a long-term service and warranty plan to sharpen the value pitch.

Quick read:

• Prices start from AED 138,900 in the UAE.
• Comes with 5 years free service, warranty, and roadside assistance.
• Features a 10-inch display, massage seats, and 5-star Euro NCAP safety.
• Available with Loft and Lounge interior themes.

Elegant Design & Executive Presence

The new Skoda Superb blends executive elegance with modern styling. The key highlights include: 

• Broader front grille giving Superb a premium executive appearance
• Sculpted body lines create a cleaner and more sophisticated profile
• Slim LED Matrix headlights for a modern look and improved visibility
• Alloy wheels up to 19 inches for commanding road presence
• Optimized aerodynamics and Long, sleek proportions 
• Refined LED taillights

This Premium exterior places the Superb right at the top with other higher-priced executive sedans.

Skoda Superb Variants at a Glance

Variant	Key Highlights
Essence	17-inch alloys, 10-inch infotainment, 10-inch digital cockpit, wireless SmartLink, dual-zone climate control, rear-view camera, lane assist.
Selection	18-inch alloys, ventilated front seats, three-zone climate control, ambient lighting, wireless charging, adaptive cruise control, front & rear parking sensors.
Sportline	19-inch alloys, LED Matrix headlights, 13-inch infotainment, sports seats with massage function, navigation, progressive steering, drive mode selection.
Laurin & Klement	Flagship trim with head-up display, 360-degree camera, CANTON audio system, Adaptive Chassis Control, premium interior finishes, and maximum comfort features.

Spacious & Practical Interior with Premium Technology & Comfort Features

The brand highlights a cabin that combines ample room with premium technology and comfort features.

Inside, modern tech comes as standard. A 10-inch infotainment screen handles connectivity, wireless Smartlink included, and the driver gets a 10.25-inch Virtual Cockpit. Front seats carry a 3-way massage function. A wireless charging pad rounds off the convenience kit. Spec it next to a segment rival and the Loft and Lounge Design Selection themes give the Superb a configurability most competitors don't offer at this price. Škoda's new Smart Dials interface uses three configurable knobs with integrated 32mm colour displays to manage various vehicle functions. Massage seats as standard at AED 138,900 is the detail that earns a second look.

Powerful Performance & Efficiency

The Superb is positioned to offer a balanced and efficient driving experience suitable for an executive sedan. 

Specification	Details
Engine	2.0 TSI
Power (HP)	190 hp (approx. 187-201 bhp depending on market)
Torque (Nm)	320 Nm
Transmission	7-speed DSG
Drive	Front Wheel Drive (FWD)
Max Speed	244 km/h
Fuel Consumption	14.6 km/l

Advanced Safety & Unbeatable Ownership Value

The Superb carries a 5-star Euro NCAP rating. Driver aids include side assist, an exit warning system, a rear-view camera and forward collision warning. Every car ships with the Škoda Advantage package as standard: 5 years of free servicing, a 5-year manufacturer warranty and 5 years of roadside assistance. Five years of roadside assistance bundled into the base price is hard to argue with.

Why the Skoda Superb Stands Out in the UAE Executive Segment

The Skoda Superb is a compelling choice with its refined design, spacious and feature-rich cabin with standard massage seats, and strong safety ratings. It is for those UAE buyers who want executive comfort, advanced technology, and everyday practicality without the premium price tag. Starting from just AED 138,900 with a generous 5-year service, warranty, and roadside assistance, it offers a hassle-free ownership experience.

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