New Skoda Kodiaq sketches released a week before world premiere
Exterior sketches showcase the new Kodiaq’s distinctive look and new design features; key highlights include a sculptural front end, squared-off wheel arches and second-generation Top LED Matrix headlights
A week ahead of its world premiere on October 4, Skoda Auto has released exterior sketches of the new-generation Kodiaq, revealing a powerful and emotive design.
Among the highlights are a sculptural front end, distinctive squared-off wheel arches, wheel sizes ranging from 17 to 20 inches, a solid rear bumper, and second-generation TOP LED Matrix headlights featuring crystalline design elements.
According to Oliver Stefani, Head of Skoda Design, “The all-new Kodiaq is both modern and dynamic, with a strikingly distinctive look. In line with the 'form follows function' principle, we have incorporated the first elements of our future Modern Solid design language. The design not only emphasises practicality but also enhances the aerodynamics with its dynamic shape.”
The upcoming Kodiaq features a distinctive look with larger dimensions, promising even more interior space. It boasts a sculpted bonnet, squared-off wheel arches, and wheel options from 17 to 20 inches. Another visual highlight is the optional D-pillar trim in a unique Dark Chrome finish.
Second-generation Top LED Matrix headlights are making their debut on the Kodiaq while at the rear, a distinctive wide C-shaped light signature extends towards the centre. Beneath this, a red bar connects the two rear lights, with a solid rear bumper enhancing the appearance. Centrally positioned on the tailgate, new Skoda lettering completes the powerful look.
ALSO READ:
Second-generation Kodiaq to roll out from Skoda's Kvasiny plant
RELATED ARTICLES
Mercedes to reorganise motorsport division
Mercedes‑AMG GmbH plans to acquire part of its long-standing partner HWA AG. Both companies have signed a letter of inte...
Yamaha develops new Y-AMT system to enable seamless gearchanges
By consolidating shift operations into a lever on the handlebars, the Yamaha Automated Manual Transmission does away wit...
Visteon wins $3.1 billion new business in H1, digital cockpit and EV solutions drive growth
Of the new orders, displays account for nearly $1.8 billion including a large, curved OLED display for a luxury vehicle ...