Skoda Vision O concept previews first all-electric Octavia estate
Skoda’s Vision O channels Mk1 Octavia spirit with Modern Solid design
Skoda Vision O concept previews first all-electric Octavia estate
Skoda will unveil the Vision O electric estate concept in Munich, previewing the first all-electric Octavia Combi on VW’s SSP platform, inspired by the iconic Mk1.
2025-08-14T12:42:47+03:00
2025-08-14T12:42:47+03:00
2025-08-14T12:42:47+03:00
Skoda will debut the Vision O concept at the Munich motor show in September, previewing the first all-electric Octavia Combi. This model will be the first of Skoda’s heritage nameplates to go electric, using VW Group’s upcoming SSP platform for improved performance and cost efficiency over current MEB-based cars.
The Vision O embodies the evolution of Skoda’s Modern Solid design language, with a minimalistic approach, aerodynamic focus, and cues from the first-generation Octavia, such as a sloped roofline and T-shaped tail lights. Skoda positions it as an «all-in-one» family vehicle, combining practicality, space, and reliability.
The production version will arrive by the end of the decade alongside the Volkswagen ID Golf. Skoda will maintain hybrid and ICE versions in parallel, while also launching the Epiq small EV and a production version of the Vision 7S SUV before the electric Octavia hits the market.
Skoda will unveil the Vision O electric estate concept in Munich, previewing the first all-electric Octavia Combi on VW’s SSP platform, inspired by the iconic Mk1.
Michael Powers, Editor
Skoda will debut the Vision O concept at the Munich motor show in September, previewing the first all-electric Octavia Combi. This model will be the first of Skoda’s heritage nameplates to go electric, using VW Group’s upcoming SSP platform for improved performance and cost efficiency over current MEB-based cars.
The Vision O embodies the evolution of Skoda’s Modern Solid design language, with a minimalistic approach, aerodynamic focus, and cues from the first-generation Octavia, such as a sloped roofline and T-shaped tail lights. Skoda positions it as an «all-in-one» family vehicle, combining practicality, space, and reliability.
The production version will arrive by the end of the decade alongside the Volkswagen ID Golf. Skoda will maintain hybrid and ICE versions in parallel, while also launching the Epiq small EV and a production version of the Vision 7S SUV before the electric Octavia hits the market.
