After showing it off in an illustration or two, Skoda unveils the Vision 7, an electric seven-seat SUV.
The Vision 7 reveals Skoda's future design language and will go into production, with some adjustments of course, in the 2026 model year. It is, if you will, the electric successor to the Kodaik and a very impressive big brother to the Aniac.
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Skoda also takes this opportunity to introduce a new logo consisting of the brand name, without the traditional symbol (which will probably remain in use elsewhere).
The prominent name badge with the new typography stands on the prototype above a prominent grille with seven vertical slots.
These are very reminiscent of the Jeep brand treatment for the front grille.
According to Skoda, the overall appearance of the concept will also be carried over to the production car, and that even applies to the massive 22-inch rims.
Inside the passenger compartment you can find very interesting elements, ones that will have difficulty reaching the final product.
There are some that we would really love to see in the final production version, such as the ability to rotate the front seats and the touch screen to create a family seating area.
In any case, we will have to wait several years to see which ideas survived and reached the sales halls.
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