Skoda students building Karoq Convertible study

Every year, students at the Skoda Vocational School are tasked with building a study of a variation on a current model from the brand, writes Brian Byrne.

This year — the fifth of the initiative — they're working on a cabriolet version of the Karoq compact SUV.

The finished study will be introduced to the public in June 2018.

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