Story and photos by John LeBlanc
GENEVA -Unlike any North American auto show, here in Geneva the massive VW Group gets to show off all of its brands, including the ones we Canadians don’t get, like Seat and Skoda. So while some may pine for such forbidden fruit, the Skoda Vision D concept won’t create much demand for the brand to ever return to Canada.
The Vision D four-door hatchback looks terribly generic, with a decidedly 1980s chiseled look. You’d have to be a fan of the Czech automaker’s products to recognize a newly shaped grille and headlamps, a new corporate logo and what its press department is calling an “even more striking arrangement of the C-shaped rear lamps.”
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Story and photos by John LeBlanc
GENEVA -Unlike any North American auto show, here in Geneva the massive VW Group gets to show off all of its brands, including the ones we Canadians don’t get, like Seat and Skoda. So while some may pine for such forbidden fruit, the Skoda Vision D concept won’t create much demand for the brand to ever return to Canada.
The Vision D four-door hatchback looks terribly generic, with a decidedly 1980s chiseled look. You’d have to be a fan of the Czech automaker’s products to recognize a newly shaped grille and headlamps, a new corporate logo and what its press department is calling an “even more striking arrangement of the C-shaped rear lamps.”