Skoda Superb Estate 2015 -Pictures

The new Superb hatch has already impressed us, but the estate has always been the big seller here in the UK. 

Superb Estate sales account for around 70 per cent of Superb sales in the UK. 

The estate gets the same upmarket, spacious interior as the Superb hatch. 

The boot in the Superb Estate is simply huge. With all seats in place, total capacity is 660 litres. 

The same sharp front end is present on the estate. 

The Superb is a very attractive car, and Skoda has turned into an estate without losing any elegance. 

The Estate will get the same engine line-up as the hatch, so there ar petrol and diesel engines to suit most buyers. 

The new Superb Estate is arguably less boxy than the car it replaces. 

An increase in size is set to increase both passenger room and bootspace over its predecessor.

Up front, it's a similar story to the hatch, with a good driving position and plenty of room. 

The higher, extended roofline means there's more headroom and legroom for rear seat passengers. 

The boot weighs in at 660 litres with the rear seats in place. 

With the rear seats folded, total capacity in the Superb estate comes in at 1,950 litres. 

There's a hidden storage compartment under the boot floor for added flexibility. 

The load cover can be stored under the boot floor, too. 

iPad holders are located in the rear armrest, as well as the back of the front seats to keep rear passengers entertained. 

Sharply-designed lights are present on the Superb. 

Umbrellas come in each of the front doors.