The Ford Mondeo and Opel Insignia have been discontinued for some time due to shrinking demand for midsize cars in Europe but that's not stopping Skoda from introducing a new Superb. The Czech automaker's flagship car will live to see a fourth generation (fifth if you're counting the 1934-1949 model) in both liftback and wagon body styles. The latter is being teased alongside the second-gen Kodiaq while undergoing testing at the Arctic Circle.
The two vehicles were subjected to harsh evaluations at temperatures as low as -30 degrees Celsius (-22 degrees Fahrenheit) on icy roads packed with snow. Skoda doesn't go into details about the cars, only saying the Superb and Kodiaq have gone through several tests, covering everything from the chassis and body to the electrical system and what will be the optional auxiliary heating.
