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Skoda Kodiaq SUV teaser pictures and video are out!

The teaser images give a glimpse of the front, rear, doors and wheels of the Skoda Kodiaq SUV, which will go on sale in early 2017.

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Tech2 News Staff|Aug 10, 2016, 18:23:33 IST
For the first time we have some undisguised pictures of Skoda's upcoming SUV called the Kodiaq. The company has put out teasers themselves and along with the images, we also have a teaser video that reveals the vehicle's edge-happy design.Skoda Kodiaq mirrorsThe images give us a glimpse of the front, rear, doors and wheels of the SUV. The design remains distinctly Skoda with the typical front grille and the ridges on the bonnet.Skoda Kodiaq tail lightsWhile the headlights look unique, its the tail lights that look really modern and edgy that seem to go perfectly with the overall design language of the SUV. A similar theme carries forward with the wheels as well.Skoda Kodiaq wheelsThe design look overtly aggressive and indeed reminds one of the fierce kodiak bear on all fours.
The Skoda Kodiaq will make its debut on 1 September in Berlin. It is expected to come in three TSI petrol and two TDI diesel engines options. Speculations point to an output of petrol engines from 125PS to 180PS while the diesels are expected to produce 150PS to 190PS. All engines are expected to be mated to a 6-speed manual and DSG dual-clutch automatic.The SUV is expected to arrive in India in 2017. The same would arrive in CKD kits and will be Skoda's flagship in the form of a luxury 7-seater SUV.
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First Published:Aug 10, 2016, 18:23:33 IST
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