ŠKODA Karoq was one of our favourites when it launched back in 2017.

The flexible interior, especially rear seats, hidden brolly, and clever cargo areas, we thought should be in all cars.

December 2021 sees the launch of the updated Karoq.

The exterior has refreshed lights. Tail lights do a welcome dance as they slowly unfold, and headlights on the top model are Matrix LED.

The range-topping RS will arrive early in 2022

Download Specifications HERE: MY22 KODIAQ FL Pricing_and_Specification_2021-december

Above: This Week – Is the 2021 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross PHEV Worth the Money?

Help Support Gay Car Boys Subscribe to our Youtube Channel 

ABOVE: 2022 ŠKODA Karoq

There are 3 Kodiaq AWD trim levels, noting that the diesel engines have been dropped: Kodiaq Style, Kodiaq Sportline, and Kodiaq RS.  Style and Sportline come with a 132kW/320Nm petrol engine.

Whereas Kodiaq RS had the 2.0 litre bi-turbo diesel, the updated model comes with a 180kW/370Nm 2.0 turbo petrol with 7-speed DSG as seen in the  ŠKODA’s Octavia RS liftback and wagon.

See the full specifications HERE:

In terms of changes to standard specification over the pre-existing range:

KODIAQ Style 4×4  $52,990 driveaway
  • New exterior design
  • Animated indicators in rear
  • Luggage Nets
  • Welcome lights – SKODA logo
  • New dashboard décor
  • Scout elements in lower part of front & rear bumper
  • Front grille in chrome look
KODIAQ SportLine 4×4   $57,990 driveaway
  • Full Matrix LED headlights with AFS
  • Animated indicators in rear
  • Luggage Nets
  • Welcome lights – SKODA logo
KODIAQ RS 4×4  $74,990 driveaway
  • New petrol engine: 2.0TSI 180kW
  • Full Matrix LED headlights with AFS
  • New 20″ SAGITTARIUS alloy wheels
  • Leather seats with ventilation in front
  • Space saving spare wheel
  • Animated indicators in rear
  • Luggage Nets
  •  Welcome lights – SKODA logo

All new ŠKODAs come with a five year/unlimited kilometre warranty and choice of three- or five-year service packs.

More GayCarBoys Stories