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ŠKODA AUTO IN THE FIRST QUARTER OF 2021 ŠKODA AUTO DELIVERED 249,600 CARS TO CUSTOMERS ŠKODA AUTO delivered 249,600 vehicles to customers in the first quarter of 2021, up 7.2% year-on-year. WESTERN EUROPE RUSSIA DELIVERIES TO CUSTOMERS 2020: 106,700 2020: 21,000 2021: 111,600 JANUARY–MARCH 2021 2021: 22,800 +4.6% +8.6% TOTAL 2020: 232,900 CENTRAL EUROPE CHINA 2021: 249,600 2020: 46,900 2020: 29,000 2021: 46,900 +7.2% 2021: 26,300 -0.1% -9.3% EASTERN EUROPE 2020: 8,700 2021: 10,200 +17.1% The brand new fully electric ŠKODA SUV will expand its range with the SPORTLINE model variant. Black-painted body elements, large alloy wheels and a lowered sports suspension (-15 mm at the front and -10 mm at the rear) give the ENYAQ SPORTLINE iV a confident look and enhance its dynamic driving performance. ŠKODA AUTO GROUP1): KEY FIGURES FROM JANUARY JANUARY – MARCH TOP HIGHLIGHTS Change in %2) TO MARCH 2021 2021 2020 DELIVERIES TO CUSTOMERS cars 249,600 232,900 +7.2 30 YEARS IN THE VOLKSWAGEN GROUP DELIVERIES TO CUSTOMERS cars 223,300 203,900 +9.5 ŠKODA AUTO's entry into the Volkswagen Group in March 1991 EXCLUDING CHINA marked a milestone in Czech-German economic relations after 1989. In the last 30 years, vehicle deliveries have increased six-fold PRODUCTION3) cars 239,700 223,400 +7.3 and the global workforce has grown from 17,000 to more than 42,000. SALES4) cars 234,400 237,000 -1.1 VIRTUAL SHOWROOM SALES REVENUE Million EUR 5,049 4,850 +4.1 SHOWCASES MODELS ONLINE OPERATING PROFIT Million EUR 448 307 +46.1 The new online platform offers customers the opportunity to view and browse vehicles at the dealership as if they were there in person. Tags, videos and audio files provide lots of information RETURN ON SALES Percent 8.9 6.3 - about each vehicle. INVESTMENTS Million EUR 86 132 -35.0 (w/o capitalised development costs) A QUARTER MARKING MANY ANNIVERSARIES NET CASH FLOW Million EUR 563 245 +129.6 In the first three months of 2021, ŠKODA AUTO celebrated 1) The ŠKODA AUTO Group comprises ŠKODA AUTO a.s., ŠKODA AUTO Slovensko s.r.o., ŠKODA AUTO Deutschland GmbH, many important milestones: producing the two millionth SUV, SKODA AUTO Volkswagen India Private Ltd. and a share in the profits of OOO VOLKSWAGEN Group RUS. supplying 100,000 batteries for plug-in hybrid models in the last 2) Percentage deviations are calculated from non-rounded figures. 15 months, manufacturing 750,000 cars at its Russian plants 3) Comprises the production of the ŠKODA AUTO Group, excluding production in China, Slovakia, Russia and Germany, but including other Group brands such as SEAT, VW and Audi; vehicle production excluding part/complete kits. since 2009, and building 15 million cars since 1905 at the main 4) Comprises sales of the ŠKODA AUTO Group to distribution companies and includes other Group brands, such as SEAT, VW, Audi, production facility in Mladá Boleslav. Porsche and Lamborghini; vehicle sales excluding part/complete kits. TOTAL DELIVERIES OF ŠKODA CARS TO CUSTOMERS IN THE FIRST QUARTER OF 2021 63,600 36,600 34,700 33,300 25,800 OCTAVIA KAROQ KAMIQ KODIAQ FABIA 21,900 18,600 12,500 1,900 500 SUPERB RAPID SCALA CITIGOe iV ENYAQ iV.

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