Škoda is boosting equipment across its Fabia, Scala and Kamiq ranges, delivering enhanced value for drivers.

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All three compact models now get new Edition grades that deliver extra equipment worth up to £1,900 for a £150 uplift in prices.

The uplifted Scala hatch and Kamiq crossover, already recently upgraded in a mid-life revamp, now also gain a 9.2-inch navigation display and 10.25-inch driver display as standard, compared to the previous 8.25- and 8.0-inch screens.

Changes for the Fabia supermini introduce a new four-grade structure, spanning SE Edition, Design Edition, SE L Edition and Monte Carlo Edition designations and including extra kit across all.

The entry-level SE Edition grades is priced from £19,880 and gains new keyless start/stop, cruise control, dual-zone climate control and electric rear windows as standard.

It’s followed by the new Design Edition, priced from £20,680. The replacement to the Fabia Colour Edition, it carries over all the previous spec and adds in metallic paint, corner front fog lights, electric folding door mirrors, dual-zone climate control, rain assist and auto-dimming rear-view mirror.

Next up is the Fabia SE L Edition, which replaces the previous SE L grade and adds a rear-view camera, corner fog lights, rain assist and electric folding door mirrors to the standard specification. It starts from £22,165.

The range-topping Monte Carlo Edition version gets the biggest boost in specification, gaining a 9.2-inch navigation display with three-year care connect and infotainment online subscription, voice control, full LED headlights and front parking sensors along with a rear-view camera. Driver mode selection and keyless entry are also now part of the standard specification, along with all features from the SE Edition. It’s priced from £23,115.

The updated Scala and Kamiq ranges get a similar specification boost across their new three-grade line-up, which spans SE Edition, SE L Edition and Monte Carlo Edition versions.

The entry-level SE Edition now includes metallic paint, rear-view camera, 10.25-inch multimedia screen, 9.2-inch navigation display with three-year care connect and infotainment online subscription, and voice control. It’s priced from £22,255 for the Scala and £24,190 for the Kamiq.

New SE L Edition models replace the previous SE L versions, adding metallic paint, heated front seats, rear-view camera, front parking sensors, keyless entry and drive mode selection. The Scala SE L Edition starts from £24,055, with a price tag of £27,335 for the Kamiq model.

The new Monte Carlo Edition flagship throws in metallic paint, heated three-spoke sports steering wheel, heated front sports seats, adaptive cruise control, wireless phone charging and front parking sensors – all options on the previous Monte Carlo grade. The Scala Monte Carlo Edition starts at £27,995 and the Kamiq Monte Carlo Edition is from £29,345.

Engine line-up features VW Group’s new Evo2 generation engines and includes 95hp and 116hp 1.0 TSI petrols and a 150hp 1.5 TSI petrol unit.

All new Edition models open for order on 19 September, with first deliveries expected by the end of the year.