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Skoda Fabia and Karoq gain new engines, more equipment in UK

The cheapest Fabia money can buy now costs £19,730.

2024 Skoda Karoq, Fabia updated in the UK

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By: Angel Sergeev

Apr 23, 2024 at 5:02am ET

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Skoda has revealed a substantial specification upgrade for its Fabia and Karoq ranges in the United Kingdom. Two of the brand’s best-selling products gain richer standard equipment, alongside the introduction of more efficient drivetrains. Full spec and pricing information is available below.

Starting with the Fabia, its range undergoes a comprehensive revision, with all models receiving a specification boost. Comprising four trim grades - SE Comfort, Colour Edition, SE L, and Monte Carlo - the entire lineup now boasts Traffic Sign Recognition, Wireless Smartlink, and Care Connect (with a three-year subscription) as standard.

2024 Skoda Fabia (UK-spec)

Depending on the trim level, the Fabia gets a new 8.0-inch digital display, replacing the previous analogue unit, alongside a larger 8.25-inch infotainment screen. Additional features include a front centre armrest, textile floor mats, and two additional rear speakers, while the more expensive models gain rear electric windows, rear LED lights, cruise control with speed limiter, and others.

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In line with the 2024 update, the Fabia also introduces a new 1.0 TSI engine from the brand’s EVO2 generation. With an enhanced output of 116 PS (an increase of 6 PS over the previous engine), the new unit is paired with a six-speed manual gearbox as standard, with the option of a seven-speed DSG.

2024 Skoda Fabia (UK-spec)

Prices for the 2024MY Fabia in the United Kingdom commence at £19,730 OTR for the 1.0 MPI SE Comfort model, with Colour Edition models starting from £20,530 OTR, SE L priced from £22,465 OTR, and Sporty Monte Carlo models starting from £22,965 OTR.

As for the Karoq, the 2024 range boasts three familiar trim levels: SE Drive, SE L, and SportLine, each benefiting from enriched standard specifications. Notable additions across all models include lane assist, Care Connect, Infotainment Online (with a three-year subscription), advanced driver attention and drowsiness monitor, power-operated child lock, traffic sign recognition system, and tow bar preparation. Further enhancements come in the form of a 10.25-inch Virtual Cockpit and wireless smartphone charging for SE Drive models, while SE L variants now flaunt 18-inch Procyon silver alloy wheels with anthracite aero inserts. 

2024 Skoda Karoq (UK-spec)

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Drivetrain options remain consistent with four petrol engines and one diesel available. However, just like with the Fabia, the previous 1.0 TSI unit has been supplanted by a newer engine from Skoda’s EVO2 generation, delivering improved efficiency and a 6 PS boost in output to 116 PS. Additionally, customers can opt for the 1.5 TSI 150 PS engine with either a six-speed manual or seven-speed DSG transmission. The 2.0 TDI 150 PS diesel engine and the 2.0 TSI 190 PS petrol engine are both equipped with a seven-speed DSG and 4x4 as standard.

Prices for the 2024MY Karoq start at £28,380 OTR for the 1.0 TSI SE Drive model. The SE L variants start from £30,215 OTR and the flagship SportLine model kicks off at £35,130 OTR.

2024 Skoda Karoq (UK-spec)

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