Skoda reveals sporty new Fabia Monte Carlo

The motorsport-inspired Monte Carlo trim is now available on the new Skoda Fabia, with up to 150hp on offer. Here are the details.

New 2022 Skoda Fabia Monte Carlo

The new Skoda Fabia supermini is now available in the popular Monte Carlo trim level.

Offered on various Skoda models since 2011, Monte Carlo spec is inspired by the Czech brand’s success on the famous rally. 

For the 2022 Fabia, it means sporty detailing inside and out, along with a choice of two engine options.

Put it all on red. Or black

New 2022 Skoda Fabia Monte Carlo

Skoda has stuck to a similar theme for the exterior of the Fabia Monte Carlo. Black detailing is used for the front grille, wing mirrors and rear diffuser, along with sections of the front splitter. 

Buyers can also specify a black roof as an option, with aerodynamically designed 17-inch alloy wheels fitted as standard. Monte Carlo badges are found on the front wings, along with black Skoda lettering on the boot. 

A 110hp 1.0-litre three-cylinder petrol is the default engine, available with a choice of six-speed manual or seven-speed DSG auto transmissions. Alternatively, a 1.5-litre TSI four-cylinder petrol offers 150hp for 0-62mph in 8.0 seconds – and comes with the DSG ‘box as standard. It’s the closest the Fabia gets to a hot hatch.

Rallying the crowds

New 2022 Skoda Fabia Monte Carlo

On the inside, the Monte Carlo benefits from height-adjustable sports seats, a leather-clad three-spoke steering wheel and black roof lining. 

Carbon fibre-effect trim is used for the armrests and dashboard, with LED ambient lighting illuminating the interior in red. 

Skoda will offer the Monte Carlo with a 10.25-inch multimedia touchscreen as an option. An 8.0-inch unit is standard-fit. 

Prices and a UK on-sale date for the Fabia Monte Carlo are yet to be confirmed by Skoda. 

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John Redfern
John Redfern
U.S. Editor with a love of all things Americana. Woodgrain-clad station wagons and ridiculous muscle cars a speciality.

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