The Skoda Fabia Key Features
The 1.2 TSI was flexible and quite enjoyable to drive on curvy roads. It's also extremely economical.
The Skoda range is today dominated by SUVs, which means you'd think there's no place for the light hatchback - however, the Fabia still offers plenty of advantages.
Keyless entry and start
The keyless entry feature makes it easier to enter your vehicle. If you are within 1.5 meters of your car the sensor on the key fob emits an alarm that is picked up by the vehicle's antenna. The signal signals that the key is present and, when everything is in order the car will begin or unlock the door.
The Fabia was the first The Koda model that is featured has this feature it can be activated by pressing the button on the keyfob or by placing your hand on the handle. The door opens and the car's lights are switched on if they were previously activated. You can also activate the car's puddle lights.
This feature is extremely useful particularly if you park in darkness. However, there are a few things to keep in mind when using this function. For instance, if you are not wearing gloves and gloves, you won't be capable of unlocking the car by putting your hand on the handle. Also, the doors are locked. To accomplish this, the koda Fabia does not have any dimples.
Another option is the intelligent locking. This security feature can stop your car from being stolen or vandalized. It works by detecting the key in the ignition when it is close to the engine. If this is the situation, the key will send a signal to the car's locks, and the door handles will automatically lock.
In addition to the basic 1.4 TSI petrol engines, which are used in most models however, the Fabia can also be purchased with an even more powerful 1.0 TSI engine. This version of Fabia is available with front-wheel-drive and four-wheel-drive, and in several trim levels. It is also available as a hatchback or estate, and is available with manual or automatic transmissions.
In the UK The Fabia is available with a diesel engine option. It is a 1.9-litre pumpe-duse turbocharged direct inject diesel engine, and it can produce up to 96 kW (130 PS). The Fabia RS (known as the vRS in the UK) was the first exclusively diesel hot hatchback, and it was named the Scottish Car of the Year in 2003. It also enjoys a lower vehicle tax band which makes it a lot more economical to run.
Two USB ports
Skoda comes with two USB ports on the rear of the front seats. This is an excellent feature for families who have to charge multiple devices on the road. It's convenient for passengers to charge their smartphones and tablets prior to entering the vehicle.
The Fabia's roomy interior is impressive, especially considering its small exterior dimensions. It is also well-designed with lots of color and a stunning infotainment display. The front seats come with a lot of adjustment options and are very comfortable. The rear space is a bit more limited, but it's sufficient for three adults. There's also an ISOFIX point for baby seats in the rear.
The Keylab of the Fabia include plenty of safety equipment, such as automatic emergency braking, lane-keeping assist, traffic sign recognition and driver drowsiness detection. Euro NCAP also awarded it five stars for its crash tests. This is an excellent result, especially when you consider the price. The Fabia is among the most secure cars in its class.
It's also a great option when you're looking for a car that's easy to drive in the town or in the city. Its smaller footprint makes it easier to maneuver into tight parking spaces and can fit in narrow streets. With its wide doors, a short overhang, and large openings it's easy to park in large cities.
In the cabin, Skoda has packed in several of its own 'Simply Clever features. These are small touches that won't change your life, but can make your car a bit more enjoyable. They include an umbrella that can be tucked into the door to the driver's side, an ice scraper hidden within the fuel cover and the bootcover that can be turned up to shield the paintwork. The front seats also feature pockets for maps and pen loops. Dual-zone climate control is available on all models, as are cruise control and DAB.
Cruise control with adaptive cruise
The cruise control has been a driver's companion for many years. It makes long road trips more comfortable and less stressful. While traditional cruise controls can only maintain the speed of a certain amount and limit the speed to a certain level, adaptive cruise controls go a step further by controlling acceleration and braking. This ensures safer driving even in the most crowded traffic conditions.
A standard feature in many new Skodas, adaptive cruise control comes with numerous useful extra features to make your drive more enjoyable. The system works by using sensors to track the vehicle in the direction of you, then automatically slowing down and stopping when required, and adjusting to changing speeds depending on road conditions and traffic. The car also keeps your speed constant, and can even adjust to changing lanes based on the sensors' readings.
If you activate the feature when you activate it, a white Adaptive Cruise Control symbol will appear in your cluster display (if equipped) or Head-Up Display to let you know that it is in use. By pressing the cruise mode button on your steering wheel, you can toggle between different Adaptive Cruise Control settings. You can also select your preferred gap setting with options that include Far, Medium, and Near. This option lets you adjust your vehicle's speed in accordance with the speed of the vehicle ahead of you. The current gap setting will be displayed on your cluster (if equipped) or Head-Up display.
In addition, some systems can work with GPS mapping to anticipate future curves, thereby slowing down the vehicle so that it doesn't go over the limit set, and readjusting once you're over the bend. Other systems that utilize traffic-sign recognition can also adjust your Adaptive Cruise Control speed to be in line with the posted speed limit.
To get the most value from your cruise control requires you to be engaged as a driver. You'll still need to push the brake or another button to stop it. Your car won't be able to change lanes by itself therefore you'll have to be vigilant and be aware of other drivers.
Headlights with adaptive headlights
Adaptive headlights use the latest LED matrix technology that allows you to adjust lighting modes to meet conditions of driving, ensuring that you have a constant view of the road. The system automatically switches between country and city motorway settings based on the GPS information provided by your navigation system. This allows you to drive in areas you aren't familiar with, especially at night, easier. The intelligent system can also detect rainy or cloudy conditions and activate the rain sensor, which regulates the speed of the windshield wipers. It also activates the active cornering light for better visibility on curve roads.
If your car has adaptive headlights installed the control panel on the steering wheel will display a message telling you to switch your high beams to a low beam to prevent blinding traffic coming from behind. The system will also notify you of approaching pedestrians. This feature can help reduce fatigue of drivers and improve safety on busy, crowded roads.
Another benefit of adaptive headlights is their ability to point the headlights in the direction of the vehicle is traveling. This feature, also referred to as curve-adaptive lights, helps make driving on curved road safer by illuminating objects that would be otherwise hidden from drivers. According to Highway Loss Data Institute, this can reduce the amount of liability claims for property damage by up to 5,8 percent.
The adaptive headlights are able to light up the area surrounding the vehicle when it is being parked. This feature is especially useful in crowded parking lots, because it makes maneuvering and reverse the vehicle much simpler. It also helps to reduce accidents caused by vehicles exiting or entering the vehicle.
The fabia key comes with an excellent range of standard safety features, including six airbags and Isofix anchor points for child seats. It also has an array of driver assistance systems, including Front Assist, which is designed to notify you or even stop the vehicle in the event an imminent collision. The fabia key also has a number of advanced technologies, including Rear Traffic Alert and Auto Light Assist.