Skoda's Vision iV electric concept has self-driving tech

The coupe-styled Vision iV has a short hood and a long passenger cabin. The grille is wider than on Skoda’s current production cars and intersected at near the top by a horizontal light strip.

March 04, 2019 09:06 PM

GENEVA -- Skoda said its Vision iV concept is a "concrete preview" of its first full-electric car based on parent Volkswagen Group's MEB modular EV platform that will go on sale in 2020.

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