Discover Skoda’s innovative 100 Concept, a stylish electric revival of the classic 1969 sedan—boldly designed without a rear window to enhance cooling.
Skoda 100 Concept: A Revolutionary Revival
Czech automaker Skoda continues to impress with its 'Icons Get a Makeover' series, unveiling the striking Skoda 100 Concept. This modern reinterpretation honors the original’s legacy while blending contemporary design elements.
A New Era for Luxury
Embodying Skoda’s Modern Solid design language, the concept emphasizes elegance and sophistication. Designer Martin Paclt drew inspiration from the original Skoda 100—produced between 1969 and 1977—which became the first Skoda model to surpass one million units sold.
Although it stays true to its rear-engine layout, the 2025 Concept replaces the traditional powertrain with an undisclosed electric motor mounted on the rear axle.
A Bold New Look
The concept’s standout feature is its deliberate omission of a rear window, enabling a distinctive air intake system that cools the electric drivetrain components efficiently. This bold design nods to the classic car’s chrome front trim and rear hot-air vent.
While the Skoda 100 Concept isn’t slated for production, it offers exciting insight into the brand’s design future. Elements from this concept may influence upcoming Skoda models, enriching the 'Icons Get a Makeover' series with fresh creativity.