Unveiled at the Geneva auto show earlier this year, the Skoda Superb Greenline comes standard with a 1.9-litre TDI PD DPF/77 kW diesel engine. The Czech automaker says the car returns an average 5.1 litres of fuel per 100km, with CO2 emissions capped at some 135 g/km.

In developing the Greenline product range, Skoda Auto has aimed to offer highly economical and environmentally-friendly operation with a maximum possible reduction of emissions of solid particles and CO2.