The name “Vision O” refers to the idea of circularity—recycling, sustainability, and minimizing waste throughout the vehicle’s life cycle.

In terms of design, the concept continues the Modern Solid philosophy previously showcased in other Škoda concepts, reinterpreted here for a station wagon body.

Key design features include:

• A new front end with the Tech-Loop mask and distinctive LED “Cyber Lights.”
• Active air vents and aerodynamic channels for improved airflow efficiency.
• Flush door handles, a sloping roofline, a panoramic roof, and design cues referencing Škoda’s heritage (notably through the B-pillar form).
• A unique “Circadian Hue” color, shifting from sandy to bluish tones depending on light conditions.

Dimensions: approx. 4,850 mm long, 1,900 mm wide, and 1,500 mm high.

Space and Practicality

Škoda emphasizes that station wagons are part of its DNA, and the Vision O is designed as a practical yet innovative family car.

The luggage compartment offers more than 650 liters of space.

Inside, the Horizon Display stretches across the dashboard, offering a fully customizable digital experience for both driver and passengers.

Control options include a mix of touch-sensitive features, the tactile Smart Dial, and steering-wheel buttons.

Sustainable materials, recycled fabrics, and eco-friendly components highlight the commitment to green design.

Autonomy, AI, and Digital Features

The Vision O integrates autonomous driving functions that allow the car to take over in favorable conditions.

A standout innovation is the Tranquil mode: seats adjust, lighting softens, and sound settings create a calm atmosphere for relaxation.

Škoda’s digital assistant Laura is fully integrated, handling tasks such as navigation, scheduling, and entertainment.

Through the Vision O app, users can remotely prepare the car for loading bulky items (Loading Assistant), manage window shading, and personalize the Horizon Display.

The Vision O is more than a concept car—it serves as a blueprint for future Škoda models, particularly in the electric station wagon segment.

It is seen as a preview of the next-generation Octavia, likely in an electrified version.

Škoda highlights that the Vision O demonstrates the evolution of its design language, human-machine interface, sustainability philosophy, and circular production strategy.

This concept underlines Škoda’s ambition: blending everyday practicality (through the wagon body) with cutting-edge technology and eco-friendly solutions.

Of course, as a concept car, some elements (such as door design or interior details) may not reach production.

However, the underlying ideas and technologies are expected to influence upcoming Škoda models.