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Figures achieved by journalists in test drives are even better than those stated by the manufacturer
Top results thanks to intelligent technology and an environmentally-friendly driving style
The test drive event included a ˇ§lowest-consumptionˇ§ competition
The consumption of the new Fabia GreeLine was less than 3 l / 100 km.

Mladá Boleslav, 26 October 2010 – Media test drives performed with the complete portfolio of second-generation Green Line models over 18 – 22 October in the Czech Republic have showed again that the second-generation Škoda GreenLine models are real fuel economy champions. In a lowest-consumption competition organised as part of this event, the participating journalists managed to achieve extremely low consumption levels with each of the respective models and beat the "official" fuel consumption figures stated by the manufacturer. The GreenLine technology has been available across Škoda's entire model portfolio for several weeks now – from the Fabia to the Superb. The manufacturer offers altogether seven GreenLine models, and at least one in each model line.

All of the tested vehicles have showed that the combination of reduced-consumption technology in the new GreenLine models and an economical driving style can lead to record-low consumption and CO2 emission levels. The consumption achieved with the Fabia GreenLine got below 3 l / 100 km (with the best driver getting as low as 2.7 l/100 km, i.e., CO2 emissions of only 71g/km). The standardized European values for this vehicle are 3.4 l/100 and 89g/km, respectively.

Furthermore, all of the other GreenLine models have proved to be extremely economical as well. The lowest figure with the Octavia was 3.2 l / 100 km (84g CO2/km), the best result with the Superb, Škoda's flagship, was 3.3l / 100km (87g CO2 / km), with a majority of the drivers ending up with values below 4 l / 100 km.

The Roomster and the Yeti achieved a consumption of 3.9l / 100km (103g CO2/km) and 3.7l / 100km (98g CO2/km), respectively.

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