What is the weight of a 1.6L Skoda Octavia?

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ElijahLee
07/24/25 8:43pm
Curb weight: 1285-1322KG, varying slightly depending on different models. Below is relevant information about the Skoda Octavia: 1. Introduction: As the first sedan of the SAIC Volkswagen Skoda brand, the Skoda Octavia is an advanced model synchronized with Europe and has undergone extensive localization improvements for the Chinese market. It was successfully launched in China on June 6, 2007. 2. Product highlights: The exterior design is simple and elegant. The vehicle adopts Skoda's new family design language, showcasing a simple, fashionable, and sophisticated styling. The details are accentuated with exquisite touches, among which the most eye-catching feature is the integrated panoramic sunroof with black elements extending from the front to the middle of the roof. The extended full-opening design creates excellent visual extension aesthetics and provides good cabin transparency.
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