Škoda’s imaginary new sedan looks so good fans are begging them to build it

Škoda unveiled a digital rendering of a sedan, and it looked so good that fans wanted it to become a reality.

This image was inspired by the rear-engined 100 and 110, blending in Modern Solid design aspects and EV proportions.

It also had a fun fin-shaped rear panel where a traditional window would usually sit.

For now, this car is a work of fiction – but fans are demanding it be made into a reality.

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Where has this Škoda design come from – and why do people love it so much?

As the third best-selling automaker in Europe, Škoda has well and truly earned the right to celebrate.

For its ‘Icons Get a Makeover‘ series, the brand has been reimagining its past models as futuristic EVs.

But no need to build a concept car – the company has brought these imagined EVs to life through the wonders of digital imaging.

One such car to get a makeover was the rear-wheel-drive, rear-engined 100/110, sold between 1969 and 1977.

You would never believe that this creation was based on a car from that time period.

This time, it looks like it’s straight out of 2169, not 1969.

Perhaps the most radical design aspect is the lack of a rear window.

Instead, a panel matching the car’s body covers the vehicle’s rear, upon which a central fin sits.

This fin serves as both an air intake and houses a third brake light, Motor1 reported.

But it’s not all change – there’s still subtle nods to the original.

The LED light bars bookending the car reference the original chrome strip and engine vent.

And there’s still a fuel cap on the front fender, but it hosts a charging port now.

Fans seem to be loving this design

Over on a car forum, car lovers weighed in with their reactions to the design.

“Very nice concept, it brings new ideas together in a coherent way, it surprises with its surface treatment and its original C-pillar, the rest is also pleasing,” one user wrote.

“Peel away the showcar gimmickry, and it could present some massive potential for the brand,” another said.

Will this car become a reality sometime soon?

Judging from the reaction of car fans and media outlets alike, it’s safe to say it would be well received.

We love to see concept cars – and the more creative, the better.

Remember the time Mercedes-Benz linked up with the production team behind Avatar to create potentially the coolest car of all time?

Or how about Lamborghini’s super futuristic concept car, fittingly named the Manifesto?

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