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The SKODA Student Concept Car has been the highlight of
the apprentices’ training at the SKODA Vocational School since the 2013/14 academic year. With the support of their tutors and experts from all departments at SKODA AUTO, they design and build their very own dream car. 25 apprentices have now completed the eighth SKODA Student Concept Car, the SKODA AFRIQ. At first glance, the spectacular rally version of the SKODA KAMIQ city SUV evokes the atmosphere of the legendary Dakar Rally.
The name AFRIQ also underlines this association, pointing to SKODA AUTO’s responsibility for the Group’s activities in the North Africa region since 1 January 2021.

A lighthouse project of the ŠKODA Vocational School in Mladá Boleslav, the ŠKODA Student Concept Car project has testified to the high standard of training at ŠKODA AUTO every year since 2013/14. The apprentices are supported in planning, designing and building their dream car by tutors and experts from across the company as they transform a ŠKODA production model into a spectacular concept vehicle. This allows the team members to consolidate what they have learned, apply and hone their skills and work collaboratively. At the same time, they are introduced
to various processes within the company. For the eighth Student Concept Car, experts from ŠKODA Motorsport played a more prominent role than ever in the project, joining specialists from the Development, ŠKODA Design and Production departments.

Inspiration for launching the project came from Volkswagen, first forerunners in the 1970s
The idea to introduce the Student Concept Car project came from a similar training programme at Volkswagen. At ŠKODA AUTO, the forerunners of today’s Student Concept Cars were produced as
early as the 1970s: Besides several small tractors and a ŠKODA 120 pickup, ŠKODA apprentices produced four units of the ŠKODA BUGGY Type 736 in 1975. This model was based on the autocross racing cars, which made their way onto the European motorsport scene and into what was then Czechoslovakia in the late 1960s, with the eponymous racing format. One of these buggies is now on display at the ŠKODA Museum in Mladá Boleslav after being painstakingly restored in 2017 by the ŠKODA Vocational School apprentices.

Structured over one academic year
Most of the students involved in the project are working on the Student Concept Car in their third year of training. However, the ŠKODA AFRIQ was built over the past two academic years due to COVID-19 restrictions. Under the guidance of their teachers and ŠKODA experts, the vocational
students performed all the process steps themselves – from drawing the initial sketches to constructing and assembling the unique vehicle.

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