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This is exactly what Skoda needed to do. The Superb is already a fantastic value proposition, and adding this PHEV tech makes it even more compelling. The sleeper concept is brilliant - understated looks with proper performance underneath. Count me interested when it hits the market.

The efficiency claims are interesting too. Being able to do daily commutes on electric-only mode while having the range and performance of a hybrid for longer trips seems genuinely practical for European driving patterns.

The 2002 model year Z06 is special because it was the first year. However, I'd verify that all original components are still present - some owners do modifications. Check the interior for any signs of track use or modifications that might indicate hard driving.

The maintenance cost aspect is worth considering seriously. Simple design means cheaper parts and servicing initially, but finding qualified technicians might be difficult as the network grows. Anyone know what typical service costs are looking like?

The commercial appeal is strong, but for private buyers, I wonder if the quirky nature might become tiresome. It's a statement vehicle that works if you genuinely need what it offers.