Although it was not fully developed by the Volkswagen Group, Velicia was the first Scuda to benefit from German engineering knowledge. It was launched in 1994 as an alternative to the favorite, who remained for sale until Fabia arrived at the end of the century. During its six -year operating period, the sub -hatchback was presented in many body patterns, including the Beck App. This version was born to the exotic Felicia fun, which was built only 4,216 units.
It was marketed at that time as a recreational car, the Felicia Fun party was a sliding back section behind the front seats. When moving back, create space for a pair of rear seats and continues to leave space for charging. Passengers from a protected fabric roof riding in the open back section. Skoda The rear spoiler was also installed and all the bright yellow examples were drawn, although buyers can add a group of individualism with green or orange accents on some body panels.
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Quickly until 2025, Felicia Fun returned, but not the way you remember it. Skoda revived the joyful truck as a digital concept. This is part of the “ICONS Get A Takeover” series of the brand, which also includes the aforementioned mentioned the favorite. French designer Julian Betsynior has re -interpreted the model using the Skoda “modern” modern design language, giving the huge truck a contemporary look while maintaining loyalty to its roots in the 1990s.
He imagined a “great beach” and even an internal creation. Of course, for the year 2025, the screens dominate the cabin, however, the gestures of the exciting dashboard to the past through the similar to the CRT screens. Nostalgia works deeper with graphics inspired by video games that grew up many of us.
Unlike the original, Felicia Fun Fun again re -two seats in two seats, giving up the planning of its predecessor 2+2 in favor of the additional charging space. However, it is a smart experience, although it is just a virtual experience. In today’s industry, where the beans are called shots, the VW group is unlikely to agree to fun like this.
Skoda has not created a Beck App since Velicia bent over. In 2010, the company thought about providing its own version of Amarok, but the project was never achieved. Earlier this year, the students from its vocational school converted the wonderful pioneer into a One time Beck August With a strange door and a ligament ligament designed to carry a bike shelf.
