<p>Skoda Auto, on Wednesday, revealed an outlook of its sports utility vehicle future in India at Auto Expo 2020 in New Delhi in February next year.</p>.<p>The 4.26-metre long study offers a foretaste of a compact SUV specially developed for the Indian market.</p>.<p>The design sketch shows a wide dashboard arranged on several levels and there are symmetrical contours of the Skoda grille in the centre.</p>.<p>The colour orange is present throughout the interior, for example, on the centre armrest and door panels. The chrome-plated ventilation nozzles on the side are also eye-catching, with fine ventilation louvres spanning almost the entire width of the instrument panel.</p>.<p>In addition to the large, free-standing central screen and virtual cockpit, a new crystalline element on the instrument panel creates an optical highlight. The three-spoke multifunction steering wheel features buttons and knurl wheels following Skoda’s new operating concept. The reduced and clearly structured centre console has a small control lever for gear selection. </p>.<p>The Skoda Vision In is the first vehicle to be based on the new localised sub-compact platform of the MQB A0 IN modular transverse matrix, which also forms the inter-brand basis of various Skoda and Volkswagen models.</p>.<p>In developing the model, the Czech manufacturer is explicitly focussing on meeting the requirements of customers in the Indian market.</p>
<p>Skoda Auto, on Wednesday, revealed an outlook of its sports utility vehicle future in India at Auto Expo 2020 in New Delhi in February next year.</p>.<p>The 4.26-metre long study offers a foretaste of a compact SUV specially developed for the Indian market.</p>.<p>The design sketch shows a wide dashboard arranged on several levels and there are symmetrical contours of the Skoda grille in the centre.</p>.<p>The colour orange is present throughout the interior, for example, on the centre armrest and door panels. The chrome-plated ventilation nozzles on the side are also eye-catching, with fine ventilation louvres spanning almost the entire width of the instrument panel.</p>.<p>In addition to the large, free-standing central screen and virtual cockpit, a new crystalline element on the instrument panel creates an optical highlight. The three-spoke multifunction steering wheel features buttons and knurl wheels following Skoda’s new operating concept. The reduced and clearly structured centre console has a small control lever for gear selection. </p>.<p>The Skoda Vision In is the first vehicle to be based on the new localised sub-compact platform of the MQB A0 IN modular transverse matrix, which also forms the inter-brand basis of various Skoda and Volkswagen models.</p>.<p>In developing the model, the Czech manufacturer is explicitly focussing on meeting the requirements of customers in the Indian market.</p>
