Skoda says the Kodiaq has a wide, three-dimensional radiator grille and narrow, raked headlights, which are available with full-LED technology for the first time. The rear lights, also with LED technology as standard, shine in the typical Skoda C-shape.
The Kodiaq offers generous space, with a capacity of 720 to 2,065 litres (with the rear seats folded down), offering what Skoda says is the largest boot within its class. For first time ever, Skoda will also offer a seven seat option. Using the position of the seats and angle adjustment, the Kodiaq can be adapted to offer a wide range of seating and loading solutions. With the front passenger seat down, the car can transport items up to 2.9 metres long.
The Skoda Connect mobile online services are another innovation. They are divided into two categories: the Infotainment Online services ensure more information and navigation in real time, and the Care Connect services provide remote access as well as assistance.
The centrepiece of the Care Connect services is the emergency call following an accident: if an airbag is activated, a so-called Emergency Call (e-Call) automatically connects to an emergency call centre.