New SKODA FABIA 2021 according to Avarvarii

Independent designer Avarvarii has imagined the future Skoda Fabia which will be launched in 2021. The Czech automaker is working on the fourth generation of its Citadine, which was recently seen on the roads of Europe in the testing phase.

Avarvarii relied on recent photos captured during testing of the future Skoda Fabia 2021. Although camouflaged, the new Fabia reveals some details of its new design. In the pictures, the side profile may look so familiar with that prominent top character line, but the door handles have been moved down slightly and the previously round fuel cap is now shaped like a rectangle. The C-pillar appears slightly wider than before and this could indicate that the new Fabia will be slightly longer than the current model.

The front side lets appear lights which seem in Full LED. The daytime running lights at the bottom remind us of a certain Octavia from the previous generation before the facelift brought those split headlights. At the rear, the roof-mounted spoiler seems to protrude more than before, and the wider taillights give the new Fabia a more modern look.

Like the new Volkswagen Polo, the new Skoda Fabia should be based on the modular platform MQBA0. This new platform will give it more space, refinement and comfort, and improve its driving dynamics.

Skoda has already confirmed that the Skoda Fabia new generation will debut in 2021, this may be done during the first semester. When it arrives, expect power to come exclusively from three-cylinder gasoline engines, with and without turbochargers. Manual and DSG transmissions are on the menu, while the hybrid version would have been excluded.