Skoda reveals another sketch of Vision 7S interior

New interior sketch highlights more details of the seven-seater concept car; three-row Vision 7S concept first model to use Skoda's upcoming new design language.

Autocar Pro News Desk By Autocar Pro News Desk calendar 16 Aug 2022 Views icon2629 Views Share - Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to LinkedIn Share to Whatsapp
New sketch reveals a flat, wide instrument panel, which extends to the doors, emphasising the width of interior. A large, free-standing touchscreen, which is arranged vertically is a first for Skoda.

New sketch reveals a flat, wide instrument panel, which extends to the doors, emphasising the width of interior. A large, free-standing touchscreen, which is arranged vertically is a first for Skoda.

Skoda Auto has released releasing another interior sketch of its Vision 7S concept car, which is to have its global premiere on August 30.

The all-electric seven-seater features a minimalist interior with a high degree of functionality and intuitive operation. The Vision 7S provides a preview of the Czech carmaker’s new design language.

The first interior sketch of the Vision 7S, released on July 15, gave an impression of the minimalist interior design and generous space for up to seven people in three rows of seats. Skoda has also included some of its signature Simply Clever features.

The new sketch, released today, shows a symmetrical, 'wrap-around' design that gives all passengers a sense of security. The new sketch reveals a flat, wide instrument panel, which extends to the doors, emphasising the width of the interior. In front of it is a large, free-standing touchscreen, which is arranged vertically – a first for the Czech carmaker.

The sketch highlights the vehicle’s perfectly balanced haptic and virtual interfaces as well as optimal ergonomics. The new steering wheel features an innovative design with vertical spokes. It is flattened at the top and bottom to provide a clear view of the instrument cluster for the driver. Below the central display is a centre console with three large, haptic rotary controls; these, along with two large buttons and a rotating control beneath them, form a haptic control panel. Special storage compartments are provided below this, where passengers can dock their smartphones and further personalise their interaction with the vehicle.

The Vision 7S provides a preview of the Czech automaker’s new design language. Skoda currently sells the KushaqSlaviaSuperbOctavia and Kodiaq in India. The brand will introduce the Enyaq EV here sometime next year.

 

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