Kodiaq has been with us since 2017, and was a hit with us from the outset. It has been the brand’s best seller, for good reason, great design, clever features, and decent pricing.
ŠKODA Kodiaq starts 2022 the promise of upgraded technology, and a petrol turbo for the range topping RS. The range now has no diesel options.
There are 3 trim levels, with prices starting at $52,990:
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ABOVE: 2022 ŠKODA Kodiaq
| KODIAQ Style 4×4 | $52,990 driveaway |
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- 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 |
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- Full Matrix LED headlights with AFS
- Animated indicators in rear
- Luggage Nets
- Welcome lights – SKODA logo
| KODIAQ RS 4×4 | $74,990 driveaway |
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- 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
As they did in 2017, 2022 ŠKODA Kodiaq has 5 years of warranty with unlimited kilometres.
Matrix LED lights at the handiest of the new features to night driving being transformed to worry-free full-beam. Lights are left in automatic mode and sensors turn off only the segment where oncoming traffic is detected.
While the basic exterior hasn’t changed shape, new animated rear indicators add interest.
3 o5 5 year service packs allow new car buyers to tailor their period of ownership with the certainty of cost.
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Alan Zurvas is the founder and editor of Gay Car Boys, Australia's leading LGBTQI+ automotive publication. Before launching GCB in 2008, Alan's automotive writing was published in SameSame.com.au and the Star Observer. With over 16 years of hands-on car reviewing experience, Alan brings an honest, irreverent voice to every review — championing value and innovation over brand loyalty.
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