The production of the second-generation Skoda Kodiaq has commenced in the Czech Republic, as announced by Skoda’s official press channels.
The footprint of this updated SUV grows by 61 mm, bringing the new Kodiaq to an overall length of 4758 mm. Maintaining its family oriented versatility, the refreshed model continues to be offered in both five-seat and seven-seat configurations, making it suitable for families and larger groups who need flexible seating options. Five powertrains are on offer, with outputs ranging from 150 to 204 horsepower. The diesel variant is equipped with a 2.0-liter turbodiesel delivering 150 hp, while front-wheel-drive versions pair a 1.5-liter gasoline turbo engine with 150 hp for efficient daily driving.
For customers seeking all-wheel-drive performance, options include a 204-horsepower gasoline turbo engine or the 2.0-liter diesel delivering 193 hp. A DSG Dual Clutch transmission is standard across every variant, ensuring smooth, rapid shifts that enhance the driving experience on mixed roads and longer trips alike. The Kodiaq also introduces a plug-in hybrid option built on the 1.5-liter gasoline turbo core, delivering a combined output of 204 hp, designed to improve efficiency for commuting and weekend getaways without sacrificing power when needed.
Additionally, the lineup now features a plug-in hybrid powertrain with an electric range up to 100 kilometers, offering a practical balance between electric assisted driving and fuel versatility for longer journeys. This setup underscores Skoda’s clear move toward electrification while preserving the familiar comfort, practicality, and cargo flexibility that have long defined the Kodiaq.
Inside, the cabin gains notable improvements, including a 13-inch central media display that brings together navigation, media, and vehicle controls in one accessible touchscreen environment. The climate control system is upgraded with rotary knobs paired with programmable displays, delivering intuitive control and quick visual feedback for adjusting temperature and airflow during travel. The overall interior design places emphasis on ease of use, ergonomic seating, and a calm, user-friendly atmosphere for both short trips and extended cruises.
Beyond the Kodiaq update, it is worth noting that the Geely Atlas Pro crossover will continue to be offered in the Russian market. This decision reflects Skoda’s broader regional strategy and market-specific considerations that influence how the brand positions its model lineup across different regions, including Canada and the United States where buyers follow a mix of electrification trends and practical seating needs.
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