The latest Kodiaq SUV generation from Skoda features numerous upgrades.
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By:Rimmy
The Skoda Kodiaq's second generation is longer and more feature-rich than its predecessor.
Its attraction has been further increased by additional space and innovative technologies.
The new Kodiaq is 18 mm narrower than the outgoing model, but being 61 mm longer at 4,758 mm.
The front grille, front LED lights, and new alloy wheels are all revised, while the body cladding, rear diffuser, and many other components are all-black.
The Bronx Gold Metallic color is one of the nine exterior hues available for the new Kodiaq, and several sizes of alloy wheels are also offered.
A stylish light bar and second-generation Matrix LED lighting technology are added to the vehicle's rear profile, providing 15% more illumination.
The interior of the SUV has rotary dials with 1.25-inch displays, a 10-inch infotainment system, and a 10-inch digital instrument cluster.
The SUV is propelled by a variety of gasoline and diesel engines, and the inclusion of a plug-in hybrid model increased its popularity.
The plug-in hybrid technology, which combines a 1.5-liter TSI gasoline engine with a 25.7-kWh battery pack, provides a 100-kilometer electric range.