The Skoda Fabia Key Features The 1.2 TSI was flexible and surprisingly enjoyable to drive on winding roads. It's also very economical. Skoda is now heavily dominated by its SUV line, so you may think that the Fabia does not belong in the lineup. However, the hatchback still offers plenty. Keyless entry and start The keyless entry feature makes it much easier to enter your vehicle. If you're within 1.5 metres of your car, a sensor inside the key fob sends an alert that is picked up by the antenna of your vehicle. This signals the presence the key, and if everything is in order, the door opens or the engine kicks in. The Fabia was the first The Koda model that is featured has this feature, which can be activated by pressing the button on the keyfob or by placing your fingers on the handle. The door then opens, and the lights inside the car are turned on if they've been previously activated. You can also activate the car's Puddle lights. This is a very useful feature, particularly when you park in the dark. However, there are a few important things to consider when using this feature. If you don't have gloves on you can't unlock the car using the handle. Also, the doors are locked. To achieve this for this purpose, the koda Fabia has no dimples. Another feature is the intelligent automatic locking. This safety feature can prevent your car from being stolen or vandalized. It is activated by detecting the key in the ignition when it is near the engine. The key will send an alert to close the doors and open the ignition. In addition to the standard 1.4 TSI petrol engines, which are the basis of most models however, the Fabia can also be bought with a more powerful 1.0 TSI engine. The Keylab of Fabia is available with front-wheel-drive and four-wheel-drive, as well as various trim levels. It is available in hatchback and estate versions, and is equipped with either manual or automatic transmissions. In the UK, the Fabia is available with diesel engine options. It is an 1.9-litre pumpe-duse turbocharged direct-injection diesel engine, and it produces up to 96 horsepower (130 PS). The Fabia RS (known as the vRS in the UK) was the first exclusively diesel hot hatchback, and it was named the Scottish Car of the Year in 2003. It also has lower tax rates for vehicles which makes it much more economical to operate. Two USB ports Skoda has included two USB ports in the back of the front seats. This is a big plus for families who need to charge multiple devices traveling. It's also convenient for passengers who must charge their phones and tablets prior to entering the vehicle. The Fabia's roomy interior is awe-inspiring, considering its tiny dimensions on the outside. It's also well-designed and has lots of colour and a big infotainment display. The front seats offer a lot of adjustment options and are extremely comfortable. The rear space may be slightly smaller, but it's enough for three adults. There's also an ISOFIX point for baby seats in the rear. All models of the Fabia include a wide range of safety features, including automatic emergency braking, lane-keeping assist, traffic sign recognition and driver drowsiness detection. Euro NCAP also awarded it five stars for its crash tests. This is a great result, especially considering the price. The Fabia is among the most safe vehicles in its class. It's also a great choice if you're looking for a car that is easy to drive in the town or in the city. Its smaller size makes it easier to maneuver in tight parking spaces and fit into narrow streets. With its wide doors, short overhang and large openings, it's easy to park in big cities. In the cabin, Skoda has packed in some of its own Simply Clever features. These are small details that won't change your life, but can make the car a little more enjoyable. There's an umbrella that fits inside the driver's door of the front, an ice scraper inside the fuel flap and an auto boot cover that flips up to shield your paintwork. The front seats come with a pocket to store maps as well as pen holders. Dual-zone climate control is standard on all models, as well as cruise control and DAB. Cruise control with adaptive cruise Cruise control has been the best friend of drivers, making long commutes and road trips more enjoyable and less stressful. While traditional cruise controls only maintain the speed of a certain amount and limit the speed to a certain level, adaptive cruise controls go a step further and control acceleration and braking. This allows for safer driving even in the most chaotic traffic conditions. The adaptive cruise control is an option on all new Skodas. It also comes with a range of useful features that make driving more enjoyable. The system uses sensors to detect the vehicle in the front of you, and then automatically slowing and stopping if required, and adjusting to changing speeds depending on traffic and road conditions. The car also keeps your speed constant and even adjust to changing lanes based on the sensors' readings. When activated when the feature is activated, the white Adaptive Cruise Control icon displays on your cluster display or Head-Up Display (if equipped) to inform you that the feature is on and active. You can switch between the various Adaptive Cruise Control modes by pressing the cruise control mode button on your steering wheel. You can also choose your preferred gap setting from a variety of options, including Far Medium, Near, or Far. This allows the vehicle to adjust its speed according to the speed of the vehicle in front of it. It will display the current gap setting in your cluster or Head-Up Display (if equipped). In addition, some systems are able to work with GPS mapping to anticipate the upcoming curves, slowing down the vehicle so that it doesn't go over the limit and adjusting after you've been over the curve. Other systems that rely on traffic-sign recognition are able to adjust your Adaptive cruise control speed to meet the posted limit. To get the most from your cruise control, you must remain actively involved as an operator. You'll still need to push the brake or another button to stop it. Your car won't be able to change lanes on its own therefore you'll be required to remain vigilant and be aware of other drivers. Adaptive headlights Adaptive headlights make use of the latest LED matrix technology to alter lighting modes to meet the driving conditions, ensuring you always have a clear view of the road. The system automatically changes from country to city and motorway settings depending on the GPS information provided by your navigation system. This makes driving in unfamiliar terrain easier, particularly at night. The system is also able to recognize clouds or rainy weather and activates the rain sensor to regulate the speed of your windshield wipers, as well as the active cornering lights for better visibility on roads with curves. When your car is equipped with adaptive headlights, the steering wheel-mounted control panel will display a message advising you to switch to low beam to avoid the traffic in front from being blinded by your high beams. The system will also warn you of approaching pedestrians. This feature helps reduce fatigue of drivers and improves safety on roads that are crowded. Another advantage of adaptive headlights is their ability to direct the headlights towards the direction in which the vehicle is going. This feature, referred to as curve-adaptive lighting, makes driving on curved road safer by illuminating objects that would be otherwise obstructing drivers. This could help reduce property damage liability claims by as much as 5.8 percent, according to Highway Loss Data Institute (HLDI). The adaptive headlights can be used to light up the area surrounding the vehicle when it is parked. This feature is particularly useful in parking lots which are crowded, since it makes it easier to maneuver and reverse the vehicle. This feature can also help reduce accidents caused by vehicles exiting or entering the vehicle. The fabia comes with a broad variety of safety features as standard that include six airbags for the driver and six Isofix anchors for child seats. It also comes with an array of safety systems for drivers, including Front Assist, which is designed to warn you or even stop the vehicle in the event an imminent collision. The fabia key also has several advanced technologies, including a Rear Traffic Alert and Auto Light Assist.
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