Škoda introduced the fourth generation of its flagship sedan, the Superb, in late 2023 for the 2024 model year, continuing its presence in the European midsize-sedan segment.

The Czech brand's flagship model is called the Superb. Its 2019 facelift brought new technologies and more refinement to the 4.9m (6 ft) long car. The Superb is available either as a sedan or a station wagon and it is available with engines starting from a 1.6-liter turbodiesel up to a 2.0-liter gasoline-powered four-cylinder or a 1.4-liter PHEV.

Skoda introduced the third generation of its flagship model, the Superb, in 2015, and it was available either as a station wagon or a sedan.

The Skoda Superb dates back in 1934, when over 1600 units were adapted to military purposes, including some 4x4 prototypes. Its production lasted until 1949. 50 years later, a new Superb was launched at the IAA international motor show in Frankfurt, the 2001 model being considered the first generation.

The second generation of the Superb was introduced in 2008, right in time to catch the ascending trend after the world economic crisis. But that ended two years later.

The Czech carmaker Skoda refreshed the Superb lineup in 2006, adding some minor changes to the exterior and improved its engine lineup.

Skoda brought back from its history books the Superb nameplate and put it on a new car that became its flagship model in 2002.