The Skoda Kodiaq continues the Skoda legacy of being the same… but different.
In this case the Czech brand has delivered a proper mid-size SUV, but with seven seats like a large SUV.
Named after the Alaskan bear that shares its name with its island namesake, the first-generation Kodiaq is based on the Volkswagen group MQB platform like most Skoda and Volkswagen products.
The range now extends from the Kodiaq Style (4X4) 132TSI which arrives at $51,490 and extends up to the Kodiaq RS (4X4) 180TSI which will set you back $69,290.
Within its first year on sale the Kodiaq range had grown to include petrol and diesel versions with a Sportline trim level sitting above the base grade. All Kodiaqs feature all-wheel drive which Skoda labels as 4x4.
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