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The Skoda Fabia Key Features The 1.2 TSI was flexible and surprisingly enjoyable to drive on twisty roads. It's also very affordable. Skoda is currently heavily dominated by its SUV line and you might think that the Fabia does not belong in the lineup. However the hatchback has a lot to offer. Keyless entry and Start Keyless entry and start are a feature that make it much easier to get into your car. When you are within about 1.5 metres of your vehicle, a sensor in the key fob transmits a signal that is detected by the vehicle's antenna. This signal indicates the presence of the key and when everything is in order the car will begin or unlock the door. The Fabia is the first car of its kind. The system is available on a number of koda models. It can be activated either by pressing the button 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 were previously activated. You can also activate the car's puddle lights. This is a great feature, especially when you are parking in the dark. There are some things to remember when using this feature. For example, if you are not wearing gloves then you won't be able to unlock the car by putting your hand on the handle. Also, the doors of the Koda Fabia do not have any dimples on them for this reason. Another option is the intelligent locking. This safety feature can prevent your car being stolen or vandalized. It is activated by detecting the key in the ignition when it is close to the engine. If this is the situation the key will send a signal the car's locks and the door handles will then lock. In addition to the standard 1.4 TSI petrol engines, that are found in the majority of models, the Fabia can also be bought with the more powerful 1.0 TSI engine. This version of Fabia comes with front-wheel-drive and four-wheel-drive, and in various trim levels. It is available in hatchback and estate versions, and is equipped with manual or automatic transmissions. In the UK, Fabia is offered with a diesel variant. This is a 1.9 litre turbocharged direct-injection diesel engine that can produce up to 130 PS (96 kW). The Fabia RS (known as the vRS in the UK) was the first exclusively diesel hot hatchback, and was named the Scottish Car of the Year in 2003. It also enjoys lower tax rates for vehicles, making it very affordable to operate. Two USB ports Skoda has added two USB ports in the back of the front seats. This is a huge benefit for families who need to charge multiple devices while on the road. It's easy for passengers to charge their smartphones and tablets prior to getting into the vehicle. The interior of the Fabia is surprisingly spacious, especially considering its small external dimensions. It's also well-designed with lots of color and a stunning infotainment display. In terms of comfort the front seats are a perfect fit and offer plenty of adjustment options. The rear space is a bit more limited, but it's enough for three adults. There's also an ISOFIX point for baby seats in the rear. All versions of the Fabia include a wide range of safety equipment, including automatic emergency braking, lane-keeping assistance and traffic sign recognition. driver drowsiness detection. Euro NCAP also awarded it five stars for its crash tests. This is an excellent result, especially considering the cost of the car. The Fabia is one of the safest cars in its class. It's also a great option to consider if you're in search of a car that's easy to drive in the town or in the city. Its smaller footprint means it's easier to maneuver in tight parking spaces and can fit into narrow streets. With its wide doors, short overhang, and large openings it's easy to park in large cities. In the cabin, Skoda has packed in many of its own 'Simply Clever features. These are small touches that won't change your life, but they do make the car a little more enjoyable. This includes an umbrella that can be tucked into the door to the driver's side, an ice scraper hidden within the fuel cover, and an optional bootcover that flips up to shield the paintwork. The front seats also feature an area for maps as well as pen loops. Dual-zone climate control is available on all models, as is cruise control and DAB. Control of the cruise with adaptive features The cruise control has been a driving companion for many years. It makes long trips more enjoyable and less stressful. While traditional cruise control is able to only keep a fixed speed but adaptive cruise control takes it one step further by controlling acceleration and braking and keeping your vehicle within a predetermined distance from the car in front of it and allowing more secure driving even in the most chaotic traffic conditions. skoda key programming The Key Lab is a standard feature on many new Skodas. It also comes with a range of useful features that make driving enjoyable. The system utilizes sensors to detect vehicles that are ahead of you. It will automatically slow down and stop when needed and adjust to different speeds based on traffic and road conditions. The car will also keep your speed consistent and will even change lanes when prompted by the sensor's readings. When activated, when it is activated, a white Adaptive Cruise Control icon displays on your head-up display or cluster display (if equipped) to let you know the feature is on and is in operation. By pressing the cruise mode button on your steering, you can switch between various Adaptive Cruise Control settings. You can also choose your desired gap setting from options like Far Medium, Near, or Far. This feature allows the vehicle to adjust its speed according to the speed of the vehicle in the front of it. It will display the current gap setting in your head-up Display (if equipped). Some systems also employ GPS mapping to anticipate curves and slow down the vehicle to avoid exceeding the set speed limit. They then adjust the system after you have passed the bend. Other systems that work with traffic-sign recognition can even adjust your Adaptive Cruise Control speed to match the speed limit. To make the most of your cruise control, you need to remain actively involved as a driver. You will still need to push the brake, or another button to stop it. Moreover the car won't be able to change lanes on its own therefore it's essential to watch out for nearby drivers and stay vigilant at all times. Headlights with adaptive headlights Adaptive headlights adapt illumination modes based on the driving conditions using the latest LED matrix technologies. This ensures you can see clearly of the road at all times. The system automatically changes between country and city motorway settings based on the GPS information supplied by your navigation system. This allows you to drive in areas you aren't familiar with particularly at night easier. The system is also able to recognize clouds or rainy weather and activates the rain sensor to regulate the speed of your windshield wipers and also the active cornering lights for better visibility on curving roads. If your vehicle has adaptive headlights installed, the control panel mounted on the steering wheel will display a message telling you to switch your high beams to low beam to prevent blinding traffic coming from behind. The system will also warn pedestrians in the vicinity. This feature helps reduce fatigue of drivers and improves safety on busy roads, which are crowded. Another advantage of adaptive headlights is the ability to direct the headlights in the direction of the vehicle is going. This feature is commonly called curve-adaptive headlights. It makes driving on roads with curves safer by illuminating objects which would otherwise be hidden from drivers. This can help to reduce the amount of property damage liability claims by up to 5.8 percent according to Highway Loss Data Institute (HLDI). The adaptive headlights can be used to illuminate the area around the vehicle while it is being parked. This feature is especially beneficial in parking areas that are crowded, since it makes maneuvering and reversing the car simpler. It also helps to reduce accidents caused by vehicles exiting or entering the vehicle. The fabia comes with a broad range of safety features as standard that include six airbags for the driver and six Isofix anchors for child seats. It comes with a variety of driver assistance features including Front Assist which can alert you to the possibility of a collision or even stop your car. The Fabia key also comes with several smart technologies, such as Rear Traffic Alert and Auto Light Assist.