2014 Skoda Yeti facelift unveiled in Frankfurt
The Czech car maker Skoda has pulled the wraps of the new Yeti
facelift at the 2013 Frankfurt Motor Show. The revised version of the
Mlada Boleslav-based model is coming with a more appealing exterior and
with frugal diesel engines.
The new front is
now horizontally more accentuated and features a distinctive grille and
redesigned headlights, available as an option for the first time with
Bi-Xenon headlights with integrated LED daytime running lights.
The
Yeti’s new rear has got a new layout. This includes a new form of
tailgate with distinctive tail lights now in even more precise moulded
C-Design, optionally available with LEDs, and, in line with the new
Skoda look, two cubist triangular elements alongside the new Skoda logo.
The
wheel program has been expanded with four newly designed, attractive
alloy wheel designs. There is now a wider selection of colors available,
including four new metallic finishes – "Moon-White", "Jungle-Green",
"Metal-Grey" and "Magnetic-Brown". The latter is a Yeti L&K
exclusive.
The Yeti is the brand’s first model
with Optical Parking Assistant, an optional rear-view camera. This is
the first time that the ŠKODA Yeti will feature the latest generation of
the automatic parking assistant. The new system enables the Yeti to
automatically reverse and parallel park and even pull out. The new
Skoda Yeti features the automatic lock and start system ‘KESSY’ for the
first time.
There is a selection of four diesel and three petrol engines for
the all-new Skoda Yeti - all turbocharged and with direct injection. The
performance spectrum ranges from the 1.2 TSI with 77 kW and 105 hp to
the 2.0 TDI with 125 kW/170 hp. The fifth generation front or all-wheel
drives with Haldex coupling is fitted depending on the engine specs.
With an automatic transmission, the Skoda Yeti exclusively uses the
modern six or seven-speed dual clutch transmission (DSG).
The
GreenLine version 1.6 TDI/77kW, with front wheel drive and a manual
gearbox, produces CO2 emissions of just 119 g/km. That corresponds to a
consumption of 4.6 liters of diesel per 100 km (61 MPG). Additionally,
there are three Green tec engine variants: the 1.4 TSI/90 kW, 2.0
TDI/103 kW with manual six-speed gearbox, and 1.6 TDI/77 kW with
seven-speed DSG. The Green tec package includes the Start-Stop System,
brake energy recovery (recuperation) and low rolling resistance tires.
There
is an even larger selection of engine/transmission combinations. The
diesel engine 2.0 TDI with 125 kW is available with the fantastic
combination of all-wheel drive and automatic six-speed dual clutch
transmission. The front-wheel drive Yeti 1.6 TDI 77 kW is now to get an
automatic seven-speed dual-clutch transmission.







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