Put the fun back into driving with a new Skoda car!
At Vertu, we proudly represent Skoda with a fantastic selection of new Skoda vehicles, which cater to all budgets, tastes, and lifestyles. For more information, enquire online, give us a call, or pop down to your local Skoda dealership to start your journey with us today.
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Skoda UK's opening half of 2026 has been the strongest on record. 46,508 new registrations landed between January and June, the manufacturer's highest-ever H1 total, with average market share reaching 4.1%, its second-best half-year figure to date. The Enyaq range led the way, ahead of the Kodiaq and Elroq, and June alone pushed market share to 4.3%.
That momentum builds on more than a century of engineering. Skoda Auto traces its roots to 1895, when Vaclav Laurin and Vaclav Klement began building bicycles in Mlada Boleslav, and it has sat within the Volkswagen Group since 1991. At Vertu, our colleagues can talk you through the full range today and help you find the right new Skoda for your budget and daily drive.
Simply Clever is the idea Skoda builds every model around: practical touches like an ice scraper in the fuel filler cap or an umbrella tucked inside the driver's door. It shows up everywhere from the Fabia hatchback to the newest Skoda electric cars. It also helped the range collect three 2026 Auto Express New Car Awards. The Elroq took Mid-size SUV of the Year, the Kodiaq took Large SUV of the Year for the seventh time in nine years, and the Superb Estate took Estate Car of the Year.
Every Skoda in the current UK line-up fits one of three groups. Hatchbacks and estates cover everyday distance, family SUVs cover space, and an all-electric range leads on technology.
The Fabia and Scala anchor the hatchback line-up on practicality: the Fabia's boot holds 380 litres, while the Scala's boot, at 467 litres, ranks among the largest in its class. Move up to the Octavia and you get what Skoda positions as the ultimate all-rounder, available as Hatch or Estate and backed by a 5-star Euro NCAP rating with up to ten airbags. The Superb tops the group as the long-distance choice, with the broadest engine choice in the range, from mild-hybrid petrol through to the 265PS vRS. Its Estate boot runs to 690 litres, 1,920 litres with the rear seats folded.
Kamiq, Karoq and Kodiaq cover the SUV side of the range, each stepping up in size. The Kamiq brings bold, playful styling to a compact footprint, with Matrix LED headlights on Monte Carlo Edition and a 400-litre boot. The Karoq adds Skoda's Simply Clever storage touches, from a Jumbo Box console to fold-out cargo nets, with four-wheel drive available on its 2.0 TDI and 2.0 TSI engines. The Kodiaq sits at the top as the practicality flagship, with up to 2,105 litres of boot space with the rear seats folded, five or seven seats, and a new plug-in hybrid option.
Skoda's electric range is led today by the Elroq and Enyaq, with Epiq and Peaq arriving to widen it further. The Elroq is Skoda's compact electric SUV, and one of its most popular EVs, with a WLTP electric range of up to 370 miles and a 21-litre frunk alongside its usual boot. The Enyaq, offered as an SUV or a lower, more aerodynamic Coupe, is the brand's electric halo model. It reaches up to 373 miles of WLTP range on rear-wheel-drive variants, with dual-motor four-wheel drive available on vRS and 85x models. Both are joined soon by the Epiq, a compact and accessible Skoda electric car with up to 270 miles of range. The Peaq follows as Skoda's largest-ever model, a seven-seat electric SUV with up to 395 miles of range, due from late 2027.
Skoda spreads its engineering across five distinct powertrain types rather than picking one route to efficiency, so the right option depends on how and how far you drive. The table below breaks down how each works and who it suits best.
| Powertrain | How It Works | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Petrol | Turbocharged TSI petrol engines, ranging from the 1.0 TSI in the Fabia and Scala to the 2.0 TSI in vRS models. No plugging in required. | Drivers wanting straightforward performance without electrification |
| Mild-Hybrid (e-TEC) | A 48V mild-hybrid system pairs a TSI petrol engine with a small electric assist, recovering energy under braking to improve efficiency without needing to plug in. Fitted across Octavia, Kodiaq and Superb. | Drivers wanting improved efficiency with zero change to their routine |
| Diesel | TDI turbodiesel engines fitted across Karoq, Kodiaq, Octavia and Superb, suited to higher-mileage and motorway-heavy driving. | High-mileage drivers prioritising fuel economy on long journeys |
| Plug-in Hybrid (iV) | Combines a TSI petrol engine with a larger battery you charge at home or publicly, unlocking pure-electric driving for short trips with petrol range in reserve. Available on Kodiaq (up to 76 miles electric range) and Superb (over 70 miles). | Commuters wanting electric-only short trips with petrol back-up for longer journeys |
| Electric | Full battery power across Elroq and Enyaq today, soon joined by Epiq and Peaq, producing zero tailpipe emissions whilst driving and supporting rapid DC charging. | Drivers ready to go fully electric with home or public charging access |
You get Simply Clever design paired with genuinely useful technology in every current Skoda, whichever model you choose. The MySkoda App and Skoda Connect keep you informed from outside the car, covering vehicle status, remote lock and unlock, and live traffic updates. Inside, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto come fitted as standard on most models, and the Virtual Pedal lets you open the boot with a kick of your foot when your hands are full. Front Assist and Lane Assist are standard from entry trim on most models, with Adaptive Cruise Control added from mid-tier trims upward on several. The Kodiaq and Superb both add customisable Smart Dials as standard, physical dials you can turn to adjust temperature, seat heating or driving mode. Ambient lighting features on higher trims, and the Kodiaq's L&K and vRS grades add a CANTON sound system.
Every Skoda EV builds on that with its own practical extras. Elroq and Enyaq both add a front 'frunk', a second boot under the bonnet, and support Vehicle-to-Load charging on higher trims, letting the car's battery run tools or a laptop directly. Their full-colour Digital Cockpit swaps between navigation, driver assistance and range views at the press of a button, and the same technology carries through to the upcoming Epiq and Peaq.
Buying a new Skoda from Vertu means the same trusted process wherever your nearest dealership is, backed by Skoda's own warranty and Vertu's guarantees. Every new Skoda carries a three-year warranty, two years unlimited mileage then a third year up to 60,000 miles, plus up to 12 years of body protection cover. Electric models add a separate eight-year, 100,000-mile battery warranty.
| What We Offer | What It Means for You |
|---|---|
| Nationwide Skoda dealerships | Knowledgeable colleagues ready to help, from your first enquiry through to handover |
| Flexible finance options | PCP, HP and PCH solutions tailored to your budget |
| Part-exchange accepted | We value your current car and offset it against your new Škoda |
| Three-year manufacturer warranty on every new Skoda | Two years unlimited mileage, then a third year up to 60,000 miles |
| 14-day money-back guarantee | Buy with confidence, knowing you're not locked in from day one |
| Free home delivery up to 30 miles | Your new Skoda delivered to your door, at no extra cost |
The tables below show how Skoda's range of cars breaks down by body style and size, from the latest Skoda models on sale to the Peaq that's still to come. Select a model name to view current stock.
| Model | Key Highlights | Who It's For |
|---|---|---|
| Fabia | Petrol engines from 80PS to 177PS (130 flagship); 380-litre boot | City and first-time buyers wanting a practical, well-equipped hatchback |
| Scala | 1.0 TSI to 1.5 TSI 150PS petrol engines; 467-litre boot, among the largest in its class | Buyers wanting one of the roomiest boots in the family hatchback class |
| Octavia Hatch | Petrol, mild-hybrid and diesel engines; 5-star Euro NCAP; vRS 265PS flagship | Drivers wanting Skoda's all-rounder family car with strong safety credentials |
| Octavia Estate | Same engine range as Hatch; 1,700-litre boot with rear seats folded | Families wanting extra load space without stepping up to an SUV |
| Superb Hatch | Mild-hybrid, diesel, petrol 4x4 and plug-in hybrid iV engines; massage seats standard, upgrading to advanced multi-programme massage from SE L; CANTON audio available as an upgrade | Long-distance drivers wanting Skoda's most complete comfort and equipment |
| Superb Estate | Same engine range as Hatch; 690-litre boot, 1,920 litres seats down; 2026 Estate Car of the Year | Families and business drivers needing maximum boot space and comfort |
| Model | Key Highlights | Who It's For |
|---|---|---|
| Kamiq | 1.0 TSI to 1.5 TSI petrol engines; Matrix LED headlights on Monte Carlo Edition; 400-litre boot | Buyers wanting a bold, compact SUV with playful styling |
| Karoq | Petrol, diesel and 4x4 engine options; Simply Clever storage throughout | Families wanting a mid-size SUV with the option of four-wheel drive |
| Kodiaq | Mild-hybrid, diesel, 4x4 petrol, new plug-in hybrid (up to 76 miles electric range) and vRS; up to 2,105-litre boot with seats folded; five or seven seats; 2026 Large SUV of the Year | Large families wanting Škoda's most practical and best-selling SUV |
| Model | Key Highlights | Who It's For |
|---|---|---|
| Elroq | Up to 370 miles WLTP range; 21-litre frunk; vRS dual-motor 4x4; 2026 Mid-size SUV of the Year | Buyers wanting Skoda's most-awarded compact electric SUV |
| Enyaq | Up to 373 miles WLTP range; SUV body; dual-motor 4x4 available on 85x and vRS | Buyers wanting Skoda's longest-range and most complete electric SUV |
| Enyaq Coupe | Closely matched range and same powertrain choice as Enyaq SUV; lower, more aerodynamic roofline | Buyers wanting the Enyaq's range and space with a sportier profile |
| Epiq | Up to 270 miles WLTP range; 475-litre boot; arriving to widen Škoda's electric range | Buyers wanting a compact, accessible entry point into Skoda electric cars |
| Peaq | Up to 395 miles WLTP range; seven seats; 890-litre boot; Skoda's largest-ever model, due late 2027 | Large families wanting Skoda's flagship long-range electric SUV |
WLTP figures are official manufacturer estimates. Real-world range and economy will vary depending on driving style, conditions and load.
Whichever new Skoda suits your household, from a city-ready Fabia to the seven-seat Peaq once it arrives, Vertu's colleagues can talk you through the range and current Skoda deals. Browse our new Skoda stock, explore used Skoda cars if a pre-owned model fits your budget better, or find your nearest Skoda dealership to book a test drive.
Once you've bought, Vertu's Skoda servicing keeps your car running as it should, backed by manufacturer-trained colleagues and genuine parts. For a personalised quotation, including current Skoda car price options, contact your local dealership.
Whether you're ready to buy today or still comparing models, our colleagues are ready to help.
Yes. Skoda backed up a record first half of 2026 in the UK, registering 46,508 new cars and taking three 2026 Auto Express New Car Awards across the Elroq, Kodiaq and Superb Estate. Every new Skoda also carries a three-year warranty and up to 12 years of body protection cover as standard.
That record sits alongside Volkswagen Group-wide engineering and testing, a large part of why Skoda's reputation for dependable, well-built family cars continues to hold up.
Skoda is a Czech manufacturer, founded in 1895 in Mlad� Boleslav by V�clav Laurin and V�clav Klement, and it has sat within the Volkswagen Group since 1991. Today's UK models are built at Škoda's own Czech plants alongside other Volkswagen Group European facilities.
That Czech heritage runs through the brand today: the Skoda Auto name and Mlad� Boleslav headquarters remain unchanged, even as the range has grown to include a fully electric line-up.
The Škoda logo is a winged arrow inside a circle, registered as a trademark in 1923. The arrow represents speed and forward motion, the wing symbolises technological progress, and the surrounding circle reflects the global reach of Skoda's production.
The design has been refined several times since, most recently in 2022, but the winged arrow has featured on Skoda vehicles since 1925, replacing the original Laurin & Klement emblem.
Not directly. Skoda's petrol and diesel engines come from the shared Volkswagen Group engine family used across Volkswagen and other group brands, built on shared platforms such as MQB, rather than being Audi-badged units.
That shared engineering means Skoda benefits from Group-wide investment in engine development, while each model is tuned and finished specifically for the Skoda range.
Four-wheel drive is available across several Skoda models. The Kodiaq and Karoq offer it on selected diesel and petrol engines, and the Superb offers it on its 2.0 TDI and 2.0 TSI vRS engines. The Elroq, Enyaq and Peaq all offer dual-motor electric four-wheel drive on higher trims.
On the Kodiaq, it's fitted to the 2.0 TSI 204PS and 2.0 TDI 193PS engines from SE L trim, plus the 265PS vRS. The Karoq offers its 2.0 TDI 4x4 from SE L Edition, while its 2.0 TSI 4x4 is reserved for SportLine Edition. Among the electric range, the Enyaq 85x and vRS, the Elroq vRS and the Peaq 90x add a second motor for all-wheel-drive traction.
Skoda's electrified range spans mild-hybrid, plug-in hybrid and fully electric models. The Kodiaq and Superb offer plug-in hybrid iV powertrains, several petrol engines add mild-hybrid e-TEC assistance, and the Elroq and Enyaq lead the fully electric line-up, with the Epiq and Peaq arriving soon.
The Kodiaq plug-in hybrid offers up to 76 miles of electric range, while the Enyaq reaches up to 373 miles on a full charge as a full battery electric vehicle. Explore more about electric and hybrid ownership to see which route into electrification suits your driving.
The best Skoda model depends on what you need from it. Families wanting space are well suited to the Kodiaq or Superb, and buyers prioritising efficiency suit the Fabia, Scala or an electric Elroq. Anyone wanting the longest electric range available today should look at the Enyaq.
If technology and comfort matter most, the Superb and Enyaq offer the range's most complete equipment lists. The Kamiq and Karoq balance size and running costs for buyers who don't need a full seven-seat SUV.
New Skoda cars for sale are available at Vertu dealerships nationwide, covering the full current range from the Fabia hatchback to the Kodiaq SUV and the Elroq and Enyaq electric models. Browse live stock online or contact your local dealership for availability.
Every model page shows current specification, trim options and stock availability, and our colleagues can also talk you through finance options and part-exchange if you're replacing an existing car.
Vertu operates Skoda dealerships across the UK, from the East Midlands to the North East, making it straightforward to see the range in person or book an appointment nearby. Knowledgeable colleagues are ready to help at every dealership, and full details are linked below.
We have dealerships including: Chesterfield, Darlington, Derby, Hereford, Leicester, and Nottingham.
