Skoda Fabia Combi ScoutLine, adventurous styling without mechanical modifications

Skoda has unveiled a new variant within the Fabia family. It is the Combi ScoutLine, joining the current Hatchback and Combi.

The ScoutLine will be offered exclusively in Europe, where it follows in the footsteps of its older siblings, the Rapid ScoutLine and Octavia Combi ScoutLine.

The Fabia Combi ScoutLine thus becomes the smallest variant of the Scout family, offering in equal measure the practicality of the Fabia with a more adventurous and attractive image. As its name suggests, it will only be marketed with the estate bodywork.

This version offers a more rugged look thanks to a series of styling add-ons, consisting of a front with a lower trim finished in silver that, although not metallic, simulates it quite faithfully. In addition, the wheel arches and the lower body panels are finished in textured black plastic, which is more resistant.

The rear also features a redesigned bumper with a silver trim that conceals the exhaust outlets. The Fabia Combi ScoutLine can be fitted with 16″ or 17″ wheels depending on the engine and trim chosen. The door mirror caps are finished in Réflex Silver, as are the roof rails.

No changes are expected inside, so we will continue to find a cabin that is well finished enough, without frills, but with generous amounts of space and practicality, enhanced in this family version.

Mechanically there are no modifications, so the Fabia Combi ScoutLine will be offered with a wide range of engines: three petrol units of 75, 90 and 110 CV and three diesel units of 75, 90 and 110 CV. Of course, none of the diesel engines is affected by the emissions scandal, as those fitted to the Fabia already comply with Euro 6 standards.

Source | Skoda

Technical specifications of this car

HatchbackSkoda Fabia13 versions · from 22,900 €