Škoda Triple Win at the Great British Fleet Awards
Škoda has confirmed its reputation as a leader in the fleet market by driving off with three key titles at the annual Great British Fleet Awards. Not only was the Czech brand named overall Fleet Manufacturer of the Year, it also secured additional victories for two of its newest models – the Kodiaq and Superb.
The annual Great British Fleet Awards recognise brands and vehicles that deliver exceptional value and quality, both for fleet operators and drivers. Over recent years, Škoda has enjoyed a growing share of the fleet market, thanks to its broad range of models, acclaimed value for money, and low running costs.
Having already won a string of Great British Fleet Awards in previous years, Škoda went one better in 2025 by scooping the prestigious Manufacturer of the Year title for the first time. The judging panel praised the brand’s comprehensive range and attention to detail. Commenting on Škoda’s win, the panel said: “Škoda, quite rightly, receives a lot of praise for its growing portfolio of electric vehicles, but it also deserves recognition for a strong overall line-up.”
The judges also highlighted Škoda’s ongoing commitment to offering unbeatable value for money, adding: “The range offers something for everyone, with costs that are competitive and specifications that are hugely impressive. The brand’s ‘Simply Clever’ additions just add to the overall appeal and value.”
In addition to winning the overall Manufacturer of the Year title, Škoda also secured two coveted class wins. The new Kodiaq was named Best Fleet Large SUV, while the new Superb was crowned Best Fleet Executive Car of the Year.
Explaining why the Kodiaq took top honours, the judging panel said: “The first-generation Kodiaq was a huge hit with drivers, and the replacement model has carried on the good work. Highlights include a fun-to-drive element, a wide range of powertrain options, and quality materials throughout. Strong RVs add to the appeal of the Czech SUV.”
The panel was equally impressed by the Superb, noting: “Want limousine-type characteristics for a fraction of the cost? There really is just one option. The Superb once again lives up to its name and does so much so well – including offering a choice of hatchback and estate versions, with efficient petrol, hybrid and diesel engines to suit different driver needs.”
The latest awards further cement Škoda’s status as a leader in the fleet sector. Thanks to a raft of new models and updates, the brand boasts one of the newest ranges in the industry – while the recent arrival of the all-electric Elroq SUV is set to further enhance Škoda’s appeal with fleet buyers.