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The Skoda Fabia Key Features In our tests, the 1.2 TSI proved flexible and quite enjoyable when it was thrown its way around on twisty roads. It's also very economic. Skoda is now heavily dominated by its SUV line, so you may think that the Fabia has no place in the lineup. However the hatchback has plenty to offer. Keyless entry and Start The keyless entry feature makes it simpler to enter your vehicle. A sensor inside the key fob sends out an alert to the vehicle's antenna when you are within 1.5 metres. The signal signals the presence of the key and, If everything is fine the car will start or open the door. The Fabia is the first vehicle of its kind. This system is available on a number of Koda models. It can be activated either by pressing the button located on the keyfob, or by placing your hands on the handle. The door will then open, and the lights inside the car are switched on if they have been previously activated. You can also activate the car's Puddle lights. This is a very useful feature, especially when you are parking in the dark. However, there are a few important things to consider when using this function. For instance, if are not wearing gloves, you will not be capable of unlocking the car by putting your hand on the handle. Additionally the doors are locked. To achieve this, the Koda Fabia is not equipped with dimples. Intelligent automatic locking is a different feature. This is a safety feature that will prevent your car from being taken away or vandalized It detects when the key is in ignition and is close to the engine. If this is the case the key will send a signal to the car's locks and the door handles will automatically lock. The Fabia is available with the 1.0 TSI engine, which is more powerful than 1.4 TSI engines that are used in the majority of models. This version of Fabia comes with front-wheel-drive and four-wheel drive, as well as several trim levels. It is available in estate and hatchback versions, and can be equipped with either manual or automatic transmissions. In the UK, the Fabia is available with diesel engine options. It's an 1.9-litre pumpe-duse turbocharged direct-injection diesel engine, and it can produce up to 96 horsepower (130 PS). The Fabia RS (known as the vRS in the UK) was the first diesel-only hot hatchback and was named the Scottish Car of the Year in 2003. It also enjoys lower tax rates for vehicles which makes it a lot more affordable to operate. Two USB ports Skoda includes two USB ports in the rear of the front seats. This is a huge benefit for families who have to charge multiple devices on the road. It's easy for passengers to charge their phones and tablets before entering the vehicle. The interior of the Fabia is surprisingly spacious, especially given its small external dimensions. It's also stylishly designed and has lots of colour and a big infotainment display. In terms of comfort the front seats are a perfect fit and offer numerous adjustment options. The rear space may be a little smaller, but is still sufficient for three adults. There's also an ISOFIX point for baby seats in the back. All versions of the Fabia come with plenty of safety features, including automatic emergency braking, lane-keeping assist, traffic sign recognition and driver drowsiness detection. It also earned five stars in Euro NCAP's crash tests, which is an excellent result considering the car's price. The Fabia is among the most safe vehicles in its class. It's also a great choice to consider if you're in search of a car that is easy to drive around town or in the city. Its smaller footprint makes it easier to squeeze into tight parking spaces and it can be tucked away in narrow streets. With its wide doors, short overhang and wide openings, it's easy to park in big cities. In the cabin, Skoda has packed in some of its own “Simply Clever' features. These are small touches that won't change your life, but make your car a bit more enjoyable. These include a handy umbrella that is hidden inside the door on the driver's side, an ice scraper hidden inside the fuel cover, and the bootcover that can be flipped up to shield the paintwork. The front seats feature pockets for maps and a pen holder. Dual-zone climate control is standard on all models, as is cruise control and DAB. Adaptive cruise control Cruise control has been a trusted companion for drivers, making long commutes and road trips more enjoyable and less stressful. While traditional cruise control is able to only keep a fixed speed, adaptive cruise control goes one step further by regulating braking and acceleration to keep your vehicle within a specific distance from the car in front of it and allowing more secure driving even in the most chaotic traffic conditions. The adaptive cruise control is a standard feature on most new Skodas. It also comes with a range of useful features that make driving enjoyable. The system uses sensors to track the vehicle in the direction of you, then automatically slowing and stopping it if necessary, as well as adjusting to changing speeds depending on road conditions and traffic. The car will also maintain your speed and adjust to changing lanes if the sensor's readings are prompted. If you enable the feature If you activate the feature, an white Adaptive Cruise Control symbol will be displayed on the display in your cluster (if equipped) or Head-Up Display to inform you that it is in use. You can switch between different Adaptive Cruise Control modes by pressing the cruise control mode button on your steering wheel. You can also choose your desired gap setting from options like Far Medium, Near, or Far. This option allows you to alter the speed of your vehicle in accordance with the speed of the vehicle ahead of you. The current gap setting will be displayed in your cluster (if equipped) or Head-Up display. In addition, some systems are capable of working with GPS mapping to anticipate future curves, thereby slowing the vehicle to avoid going over the limit set and then adjusting when you're past the bend. Other systems that use traffic-sign recognition can also adjust your Adaptive Cruise Control speed to be in line with the posted speed limit. To get the most from your cruise control requires you to be engaged as a driver. You'll still need to push the brake, or another button to cancel it. Your car will not be able to change lanes by itself and you'll have to be alert and watch out for other drivers. Headlights with adaptive headlights Adaptive headlights utilize the most recent LED matrix technology that allows you to adjust lighting modes to meet the driving conditions, ensuring you always get a clear view of the road. The system automatically shifts between country, city and motorway settings based on GPS data from your navigation system. This allows you to drive in areas you aren't familiar with particularly at night more comfortable. The system's intelligence can detect cloudy or rainy conditions and activate the rain sensor, which controls the speed of the windshield wipers. It also activates the active cornering lights to provide better visibility on curve roads. If your car has adaptive headlights installed the control panel on the steering wheel will display a message that instructs you to switch your high beams into a lower beam to prevent blinding traffic from behind. The system will notify you if a pedestrian is approaching. This reduces fatigue for drivers and improves safety on, crowded roads. Another advantage of adaptive headlights is their ability to direct the headlights in the direction the vehicle is travelling. This feature is often called curve-adaptive headlights. skoda kodiaq key makes driving on curving roads safer by illuminating objects 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 Highway Loss Data Institute (HLDI). The adaptive headlights are able to illuminate the space around the vehicle while it is in a parking spot. This feature is particularly useful in parking lots that are crowded as it makes maneuvering and turning the vehicle much easier. This feature also helps reduce accidents caused by vehicles entering or exiting the vehicle. The fabia has a wide assortment of safety features that come as standard that include six airbags for the driver as well as six Isofix anchors for child seats. It also comes with a range of driver assistance options, like Front Assist which can alert you to an impending collision, or even stop your car. The fabia is equipped with several advanced technologies like Rear Traffic Alert, Auto Light Assist, and more.