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Skoda: Bohdan Wojnar quits after 35 years

2.March 2021

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Czech manager Bohdan Wojnar spent 35 years in Skoda Auto company, as Member of the Board for Human Resources in the last ten years. He told his last farewell to the colleagues on March 1, 2021.

Skoda’s lack of chips can complicate production

1.February 2021

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Škoda Auto, the automaker from Mladá Boleslav, has faced a shortage of chips as part of its bulk equipment in its cars. This could lead to interruptions or cuts to production of some models, said Martina Gillichová, a spokeswoman for Škoda Auto, last week.

Skoda gives new electric SUV an Irish name

13.February 2020

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Skoda’s first battery-powered model based on parent Volkswagen Group’s MEB electric platform will be called the Enyaq.

Russia sales fell 5% in October; Skoda make gains

15.November 2019

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Russia’s new-car sales fell 5.2 percent in October to 152,057, the Association of European Businesses (AEB) said in a statement.

VW may opt for Slovakia instead of Turkey for Passat production

14.November 2019

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Volkswagen Group may decide to build its Passat midsize model in Slovakia in future instead of in a new factory in Turkey, according to sources.

Skoda adds plug-in, mild-hybrid variants to new Octavia lineup

31.October 2019

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Skoda’s new Octavia compact model will come with plug-in hybrid and mild-hybrid versions. The compact car is Skoda’s best-selling model globally and offers the widest range of drivetrains and body styles in the brand’s lineup.

Skoda CEO seeks to calm fears about push downmarket

21.October 2019

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Skoda has sought to reassure its employees after reports suggested that its owner, Volkswagen Group, is considering repositioning the brand downward to compete with low-cost marques such as Renault’s Dacia.

Skoda expects 15,000 sales for Superb plug-in hybrid

24.September 2019

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Skoda expects annual sales of 15,000 units for the Superb plug-in hybrid. Key markets for the midsize model will be Germany,the UK, Sweden and the Czech Republic

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Skoda: Bohdan Wojnar quits after 35 years

Skoda’s lack of chips can complicate production

Skoda gives new electric SUV an Irish name

Russia sales fell 5% in October; Skoda make gains

VW may opt for Slovakia instead of Turkey for Passat production

Skoda adds plug-in, mild-hybrid variants to new Octavia lineup

Skoda CEO seeks to calm fears about push downmarket

Skoda expects 15,000 sales for Superb plug-in hybrid

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