Skoda today unveiled its Yeti at the ongoing Geneva Auto show. Skoda has already said that it will bring Yeti to India before the end of 2009. Yeti source engines from Octavia and Fabia. The 4.2m-long yeti also uses chassis parts from the Fabia and Octavia. For the internationalFive engines will be offered: two petrols and three diesels. The entry-level unit is a turbocharged 1.2-litre TSI unit with 103bhp; it’s available with front-wheel drive only. The four-wheel-drive petrol model uses a 1.8-litre turbocharged petrol engine producing 158bhp. The three diesel options are all common-rail units; the base 109bhp unit is available with two-wheel drive only, while the two more potent motors (138bhp and 168bhp) come with four-wheel drive. Skoda claims Yeti sports superior levels of practicality; when the rear seats are folded down the boot space stands at voluminous 1760litres.
Pictures of Skoda Yeti