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Octavia TDI Will Be Discontinued Next Year

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Škoda will stop offering the diesel Octavia around the middle of next year. This was confirmed by Jiří Maláček, head of Škoda Auto's Czech representative office, at a media meeting on Monday.

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Škoda will stop offering the diesel Octavia around the middle of next year. This was confirmed by Jiří Maláček, head of Škoda Auto's Czech representative office, at a media meeting on Monday.

Skoda's star model is passed to the gasoline-powered hybrid, the only options in 2027.Skoda Skoda joins Volkswagen's motion to abandon diesel.The Czech brand will remove this fuel from the Octavia side, remaining only available in the two largest models. Hybrids and electrics are the brand's priority.For years, Skoda has been seriously betting on diesel engines selling hundreds of thousands of car units with this type of technology.But, since th…

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This is the end of the story for the diesel Skoda Octavia. The Octavia 2.0 TDI will be retired in mid-2027. And what will replace it? The Czechs are introducing a new generation of powertrains to better compete with brands like Hyundai, Toyota, and Renault.

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V Česku se letos prodá zhruba 20.000 electromobilů, so je proti loňsku nárůst o 45 procent. Podíl elektrických vozů na trhu by se měl zvýšit z loňských 5,6 procenta na zhruba osm procent. Na setkání s novináři to dnes uvedl vedoucí zastoupení Škody Auto Jiří Maláček.

The Škoda Octavia with a TDI diesel engine at one point became an imaginary symbol of Czech roads. But the price of diesel at gas stations is rising, emission regulations are becoming increasingly strict, and turbodiesels are no longer profitable for automakers. And this also applies to the Octavia, for which the two-liter TDI diesel engine will be launched next year...

The diesel Skoda Octavia is finally ending. The Mladá Boleslav car manufacturer has confirmed speculations that have been appearing for at least half a year. The replacement for the popular drive, especially among fleet customers, is to be a new petrol full-hybrid, which costs practically the same money. The reason for the end of the TDI engines is said to be, among other things, a change in customer demand.

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Aktuálně.cz broke the news on Monday, November 9, 2026.
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