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The Skoda Fabia Key Features In our test the 1.2 TSI proved flexible and surprising fun when it was thrown its way around on twisty roads. It's also very economical. Skoda is today heavily dominated by its SUV line which is why you might think that the Fabia is not a good fit in the lineup. However, the hatchback still has a lot to offer. Keyless entry and start Keyless entry and start are a feature that makes it much easier to get into your car. The sensor on the key fob transmits an alert to the antenna in the vehicle when you're within 1.5 metres. The signal signifies that the key is present and If everything is fine, the car will start or unlock the door. The Fabia was the first The Koda model is the first to have this feature that can be activated by pressing the button on the keyfob, or by placing your hand on the handle. The door then opens, and the lights inside the car are switched on if they've been previously activated. You can also turn on your car's puddle light. This feature is extremely useful especially when you park in the dark. There are a few points to keep in mind when using this feature. For example, if you are not wearing gloves then you won't be in a position to unlock the car by putting your hand on the handle. Also, the doors are locked. skoda keys locked in car do not have any dimples for this purpose. Another feature is the intelligent automatic locking. This is a safety feature that can help you prevent your car from being stolen or vandalized, and it works by detecting when the key is in ignition and close to the engine. If this is the scenario the key will send a signal to the car's locks and the door handles will automatically lock. In addition to the standard 1.4 TSI petrol engines, which are used in most models The Fabia can also be purchased with the more powerful 1.0 TSI engine. This version of the Fabia can be purchased with front-wheel drive as well as four-wheel drive, and it is available in a variety of trim levels. It's also available as a hatchback and an estate, and it is available with manual or automatic transmissions. In the UK, Fabia is offered with a diesel option. It is an 1.9-litre pumpe-duse turbocharged direct-injection diesel engine, and it can produce up to 96 horsepower (130 PS). The Fabia RS, also known as the vRS here in the UK, was the first hot hatchback that was exclusively powered by diesel. It was named the Scottish Car of the year in 2003. It is also very affordable due to its lower tax band. Two USB ports Skoda has included two USB ports in the back of the front seats. This is an excellent feature for families with multiple devices to charge while traveling. It's easy for passengers to charge their smartphones and tablets before getting into the vehicle. The interior of the Fabia is surprisingly spacious, especially considering its small exterior dimensions. It's also well-designed with plenty of color and a stunning infotainment display. In terms of comfort the front seats are a perfect fit and provide numerous adjustments. The rear space is smaller, but sufficient for three adults. There's also an ISOFIX point for baby seats in the rear. All Fabia models have a range of safety features, such as automatic emergency brakes, lane-keeping aid, traffic sign recognition, and driver drowsiness detector. It also earned five stars in Euro NCAP's crash tests, which is an impressive result given the car's price. The Fabia is among the safest cars in its class. It's also a great option if you're looking for a car that is easy to drive around town or in the city. Its smaller footprint makes it easier to maneuver in tight parking spaces, and it can fit into narrow streets. It's also a breeze to park in big cities, thanks to its large doors and a short overhang. In the cabin, Skoda has packed in some of its own “Simply Clever' features. These tiny features might not be revolutionary, but they make driving a car more enjoyable. Some of these include a handy umbrella slotted into the front driver's door, an ice scraper inside the fuel flap, and an auto boot cover that flips upwards to shield your paintwork. The front seats come with pockets for maps and pen holders. Dual-zone climate control is available on all models, as is cruise control and DAB. Control of the cruise with adaptive features Cruise control has been a driver's best friend making long road trips and commutes more enjoyable and less stressful. While traditional cruise controls can only maintain an arbitrary speed but adaptive cruise controls go a step further and regulate acceleration and braking. This allows for safer driving in even the most chaotic traffic conditions. The adaptive cruise control is an option on all new Skodas. It also comes with a number useful features that make driving more enjoyable. The system utilizes sensors to detect vehicles in front of you. It will automatically slow down and stop if needed, and adjust to changing speeds depending on road and traffic conditions. The car will also maintain your speed and change lanes if the sensor's readings are prompt. If you enable the feature If you activate the feature, an white Adaptive Cruise Control symbol will appear in the display of your cluster (if equipped) or Head-Up Display to inform you that it is active. By pressing the cruise mode button on your steering, you can change between different Adaptive Cruise Control settings. You can also choose the gap you want to set, with options that include Far Medium, Near, and Far. This option allows you to adjust your vehicle's speed in accordance with the speed of the vehicle ahead of you. The current gap setting will be displayed on your cluster (if equipped) or in the Head-Up display. Some systems can also use GPS mapping to anticipate curves and slow down the vehicle in order to keep it from exceeding the speed limit. They will then adjust the system after you have passed the bend. Other systems that make use of traffic-sign recognition can adjust your Adaptive cruise control speed to meet the posted limit. To get the most from your cruise control requires you to remain engaged as a driver. To stop the cruise control, you will need to press either the brake or a different key. Your car won't be able change lanes by itself therefore you'll be required to remain vigilant and be aware of other drivers. Headlights that are adaptive Adaptive headlights use the latest LED matrix technology to adjust the brightness to match conditions of driving, ensuring that you always have a clear view of the road. The system automatically switches between city, country and motorway settings according to the GPS data from your navigation system. This makes driving in areas that are not familiar to you especially at night much easier. The intelligent system also detects rainy or cloudy weather and activates the rain sensor to control the speed of your windshield wipers, and also the active cornering light for better visibility on curved roads. When your car is equipped with adaptive headlights, the steering wheel mounted control panel will display a message telling that you switch to low beam to avoid the traffic in front from being blinded by your high-beams. The system will also alert pedestrians who are approaching. This feature helps reduce fatigue of drivers and increases safety on busy roads, which are crowded. The ability of adaptive headlights to point towards the direction of the vehicle's travel is another excellent feature. This feature is commonly referred to as curve-adaptive headlights. They make driving on curved roads more secure by illuminating obstacles that otherwise would be hidden from drivers. This can help to reduce claims for property damage liability by as much as 5.8 percent according to the Highway Loss Data Institute (HLDI). One of the best features of adaptive headlights is that they can also be used to illuminate the area around a vehicle when the car is parked. This feature is particularly beneficial in parking areas which are crowded, since it makes it easier to maneuver and reverse the vehicle. It also helps to reduce accidents caused by vehicles leaving or entering the vehicle. The fabia is equipped with a wide assortment of safety features that come as standard, including six airbags for the driver and six Isofix anchors for child seats. It also comes with numerous safety systems for drivers, including Front Assist, which is designed to notify you or even stop the car in the event of an imminent collision. The fabia is equipped with several advanced technologies such as Rear Traffic Alert, Auto Light Assist, and more.