The Rapid Spaceback has received a significant facelift and was recently officially revealed ahead of the Geneva Motor Show. There were some exciting new features, but at its heart, the model has stuck to its original concept. Obviously, when we first look at any new model of car, the first thing we notice is how it looks from the outside. The Rapid Spaceback sports new headlight features, such as bi-xenon headlights, LED driving lights, new headlight internals. There are some interesting design features; the lower part of the front bumper has been completely redesigned, and new mounted fog lights are fitted. On premium models, the bumpers will include a chrome bar that extends the full width for an added touch of class. At the rear, we find an extended rear window, there are tinted tail-lights that can be fitted with LED elements as an optional extra. In the engine bay on the base model, there is a new 1.0 litre, three cylinder turbocharged powerplant that generates either 70 kW or 81 kW of power depending on the trims.
This replaces the Volkswagen 1.2 litre engine that featured in the previous model. The new updated Rapid has a new instrumentation pack with features, such as two rear USB ports, the latest Skoda infotainment, smartphone mirroring, Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, surround sound audio and features can now be extended to WiFi hotspots. Other handy features include auto high beam activation, emergency city braking, fatigue detection and dusk sensing headlights. If you're in the market for a Skoda Rapid Spaceback contact us here at Skoda Perth. We have a large selection of new and preowned car for sale including the Rapid Spaceback. We invite you to join us for a test drive to try out the Skoda experience for yourself. If you need finance, we offer competitive rates, and our packages are tailored to your circumstances. Our sales team is ready and standing by to advise you on the latest Skoda Rapid Spaceback price and to answer any other questions you have.
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Jose,I really like your work on this site,but I never understand this kind of statement (Too bad then that PHEV's continue to be the Trend du Jour). Why do you hate PHEV? I might thought that you understand that on this days still underdeveloped EV market the buyers can not buy a full EV cars on most of the segments,especcialy SUV and similar. 1 - Regarding the electrification of the market, a BEV is always better than a PHEV, because the BEV goes 100% of the time on electricity, while the PHEV only goes a certain percentage. 6 - That is why i defend a system similar to the Austrian incentives package, where private buyers have larger benefits to buy BEVs, but they also have PHEV benefits, while company buyers can only deduct VAT on BEVs. I agree with all your alineas,especcialy with nr.2! I am sure that al lof of buyers with PHEV would likely bought an similar EV,but - sad thing - they are not in the market yet today!
