Kodiaq a green option without compromise

The Kodiaq has proven itself as a strong contender in the competitive SUV market, offering an impressive blend of space, practicality, and value and ever-improving quality.

A more accessible alternative to premium rivals, it delivers many of the same key premium features without the luxury price tag. Since its debut in 2016, the Kodiaq has proved a winner, and the second-generation offers a fresh design, updated technology, and is more sustainable.

Buyers can choose between petrol, diesel, or the first plug-in hybrid (PHEV) engine, with its extensive 70-mile EV range, along with the option of five or seven seats.

This plug-in model only offers five seats, to accommodate the large battery. This, however, means there is greater boot space.At a starting price of around £38k, you get plenty for your money.

The base SE includes 18-inch alloys, LED lights, heated front seats, keyless start, 13-inch nav, 10.25-inch virtual cockpit, tri-zone climate control .This SE L model adds 19-inch alloys, Matrix LED headlights, keyless entry, power-adjustable driver’s seat with memory, powered boot, and black leather interior.

Fresh design

Showcasing what Skoda describes as a "Modern Solid" design philosophy, it is a smart-looking SUV with a 6cm-longer wheelbase with improved aerodynamics.It looks good with a slightly modified grille featuring the latest Skoda badge, flanked by stylish light clusters, with optional LED Matrix headlights and animated taillights. In addition, it sports snazzy 20-inch alloys, blacked-out roof rails and mirrors.