Skoda CITIGOe iV
- Energy consumption (combined)
- 14.5 kWh/100km
- CO2 emissions (combined), CO2 class
- 0 g/km (A)
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Safety
Standard on board: eleven safety systems are mandatory on new cars in the EU
The EU requires them on every newly registered car, whatever the brand, the price or the trim. When a system like this turns up on an options list, what you pay for there is the fuller version, not the basic function.
Mandatory since July 2024
- Automatic emergency brakingSpots an obstacle or a car ahead and brakes by itself if you do not react.
- Emergency lane keepingSteers back when the car drifts out of its lane.
- Intelligent speed assistanceReads speed limits and speaks up when you are over one. Can be switched off.
- Drowsiness and attention warningNotices from the way you drive when your concentration slips, and suggests a break.
- Reversing detectionA camera or sensors warn you about whatever is behind the car when you back up.
- Emergency stop signalUnder hard braking the brake lights flash, so the driver behind reacts sooner.
- Event data recorderRecords the seconds around a crash. Anonymous, stays in the car, cannot be switched off.
- Alcohol interlock interfaceThe standardised socket only. The device itself is not fitted.
- Protection against cyberattacksThe manufacturer has to secure the vehicle software against outside attacks.
Added in July 2026
- Emergency braking for pedestrians and cyclistsSecond stage: the system now has to recognise people, not just vehicles.
- Distraction warningA camera watches where you look and warns you when your eyes stay off the road.
Checked in August 2026. The basis is EU Regulation 2019/2144, Annex II. The dates apply to first registration, not to the model year.