2025 Skoda Fabia price and specs
The Skoda Fabia has become cheaper for 2025, thanks to the addition of a new base-spec variant.
When the current-generation Fabia arrived in Australia in 2022, it came only in flagship Monte Carlo guise. At nearly $40,000 drive-away it’s more expensive than the base Audi A1, while also being priced nearly identical to the closely related Volkswagen Polo GTI.
Its sales have reflected that too, with just 331 Fabias sold in 2024 compared to the Polo’s 2154. In early 2024 though, Skoda announced it would be bringing a cheaper Fabia Down Under – $8000 cheaper, to be exact.
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At the bottom of the range now sits the Fabia 85TSI Select. It’s fitted with a smaller engine, less gear, and more friendly styling, making it a much more logical alternative to many other hatches around the $30,000 mark.
The more premium Fabia 110TSI Monte Carlo is still available as always, with the same four-cylinder engine and more aggressive styling its headlining features.
Inside you get unique sporty seats, larger infotainment and instrument displays, and various other creature comforts like dual-zone climate control and aluminium trim pieces.
It also retains its sporty suspension setup and larger wheels, presenting it as something more special than the more accessible Select.
Pricing
The Fabia range in Australia has extended to two models, with the new base-spec Select better aligning it with cheaper hatchbacks like the Toyota Corolla, Volkswagen Polo, and Mazda 3.
Drivetrains and Efficiency
Two turbocharged engines are available across the Fabia range: the lower-output 85TSI three-cylinder in the Select, and the beefier 110TSI four-cylinder in the Monte Carlo.
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Skoda backs its Fabia range with a seven-year, unlimited-kilometre warranty, as well as 12 months of roadside assistance.
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Servicing is required every 12 months or 15,000km, whichever comes first. Buyers have the option of purchasing a seven-year service pack with their new Fabia purchase, priced at $3650.
Safety
The Skoda Fabia wears a five-star ANCAP safety rating based on testing conducted by Euro NCAP in 2021.
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Standard safety features on the Fabia Select include:
6 airbagsAutonomous emergency braking with pedestrian, cyclist detectionParking-speed AEB in drive and reverseBlind-spot monitoringDriver fatigue monitoringLane-keep assistLane departure warningRear cross-traffic alertRear-view cameraFront, rear parking sensors
Fabia Monte Carlo adds:
Adaptive cruise controlTyre pressure monitoringStandard Equipment
The two grades of Fabia differ substantially in standard equipment, which results in a more premium look for the Monte Carlo.
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Fabia Select highlights:
16-inch alloy wheelsSpace-saver spare wheelLED headlightsLED fog lights and tail lightsAutomatic headlightsChrome exterior trim piecesRain-sensing wipersAuto-dimming rear-view mirrorKeyless entry and startElectrically adjustable, heated side mirrorsFront seat lumbar adjustmentLeather-wrapped steering wheelCloth upholstery8.0-inch digital instrument cluster8.25-inch touchscreen infotainment systemWireless Apple CarPlay, Android Auto2 x USB-C portsUmbrella in driver’s door
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Fabia Monte Carlo adds:
18-inch black alloy wheelsBi-LED headlightsSport suspension with drive mode selectionGloss black exterior trim piecesRear privacy glassElectrically adjustable, heated, power-folding mirrors (auto-dimming driver)Sports front seats with integrated headrestsAuto-dimming rear-view mirrorAluminium finish pedals, door sillsBlack headliner and pillar trim10.25-inch digital instrument cluster9.2-inch touchscreen infotainment systemSatellite navigationDual-zone climate controlColours
Six colours are available for the base Fabia Select, and all but one are no-cost options.
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Fabia Select colours:
Moon White MetallicBrilliant Silver MetallicGraphite Grey MetallicBlack Magic PearlescentRace Blue MetallicVelvet Red Metallic ($500)
Six colours are also available for the Fabia Monte Carlo, though all are two-tone finishes with a Black Magic Pearlescent roof. Two command an extra cost of $500.
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Fabia Monte Carlo colours:
Moon White Metallic/Black roofBrilliant Silver Metallic/Black roofGraphite Grey Metallic/Black roofRace Blue Metallic/Black roofVelvet Red Metallic/Black roof ($500)Phoenix Orange Metallic/Black roof ($500)
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