A ?kodA year in review - Skoda Auto

The ŠKODA 120-gram fleet:More than 50 models currently boast CO 2emissions of less than 120g/km.the annual ‘ŠKODA Prize for Indian ContemporaryArt’ in 2010, with an endowment ofone million rupees, to promote promisingyoung local artists. Each year, thousands ofvisitors attend the exhibition showcasingthe work of these young artists, for whomit is often their first opportunity for exposureand recognition.Citigo 1.0 l – 50 kWMPI CNG‘One car – one tree’ŠKODA AUTO launched another, slightlymore unusual initiative back in 2007: Sincethen, the Company has planted a tree forevery ŠKODA vehicle sold in the Czech Republic,under the motto ‘One car – one tree’.This means that more than 363,000 newtrees have so far been planted – includingmore than 58,000 in 2012 alone. This has apositive impact not only on the landscape,but also on the local microclimate and birdand game populations throughout theCzech Republic.79 g CO 2/km4.4 m 3 natural gas / 100 kmOctavia 1.6 l – 81 kWTDI GreenLineResponsibility as a success factorAt all levels, responsibility at ŠKODA AUTO isnot confined to pronouncements, but focuseson putting it into practice. Sustainabledevelopment goes hand in hand with environmentalresponsibility. That is why, forChairman of the Board of Management Prof.Dr. h.c. Vahland, there can be no alternativeto sustainable development for ŠKODAAUTO, particularly in times of economicgrowth: “The more successful we become,the greater our responsibility.”87 g CO 2/km3.3 l Diesel / 100 km *Superb 1.6 l – 77 kWTDI GreenLine* This applies for the GreenLineversion, which will be introducedonto the market in the courseof the year 2013.114 g CO 2/km4.4 l Diesel / 100 km2012 – A Škoda year in review 25