Skoda Vision O concept interior teased before debut next month

Set to be revealed at the 2025 Munich motor show, the Vision O concept debuts Skoda’s next-gen Modern Solid design language.

Published On Aug 28, 2025 12:18:00 PM

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Skoda has teased the interior of the new Vision O concept ahead of its debut at the 2025 Munich motor show. Slated to be revealed on September 8, the Skoda Vision O concept is said to utilise the carmaker’s next-generation Modern Solid design language both outside and inside the cabin.

Skoda Vision O concept’s interior uses sustainable materials
Vision O concept expected to preview new Skoda Octavia, among other estates

Skoda Vision O concept interior details

Teaser shows large sunroof and sharply raked front windscreen

While the teaser barely shows any details, what can be gleaned of the Vision O concept’s interior includes the large sunroof and the sharply raked front windscreen. Skoda claims that the Vision O’s cabin has a heightened focus on the use of sustainable materials – plant-based and compostable – to reduce its environmental footprint. Further, the brand says the concept’s interior is “characterised by a spatial layout, comfort and intuitive functionality, featuring harmonised aesthetics through clean lines”, though none of that is visible in the latest teaser from Skoda. A design highlight that Skoda has revealed is the unique 3D-printed headrests for the front seats, which have an airy design.

Skoda Vision O concept exterior highlights

Previous exterior teaser showcased an estate

Skoda has been teasing its Vision O concept for about a month now, and the images and videos show that the Vision O concept will be an estate, and it is expected to preview the next-gen Octavia, among other models that will feature the body style. The first teaser had shown a steeply raked front windscreen and roofline, sharp LED headlights and tail-lamps, and what appeared to be a camera unit instead of an outside rearview mirror (ORVM).

No other details of the Vision O concept have been revealed yet, but it’s expected to be based on the Volkswagen Group’s SSP (Scalable Systems Platform) architecture and will be an all-electric car. This suggests that an Octavia EV will be available with the next-gen model.

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