The mid-size crossover Skoda Kodiaq

Exterior dimensions

Model Skoda Kodiaq is a mid-size crossover with front-or all-wheel drive, which made its debut in 2016.

the exterior of the car is executed in the same way automotive brands and attracts the attention of the original performance front optics, branded grille, beautiful tail lamps, raised trunk lid and slightly flared wheel arches. To the exterior of the machine became more individual and unusual, it is recommended to use tuning on Skoda Kodiak, accessories is available in our catalogue.

Dimensions (mm):

Length – 4697; the

• Width – 1882;
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• Height – 1676;
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• Wheelbase – 2791;
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• Clearance – 187.

Interior

Interior Skoda Kodiaq looks quite attractive and comfortable, and its main advantages are as follows:

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• Good quality materials;
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• five-seat or seven-seat configuration seats;
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• Good level of the Assembly.
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• Comfortable front seats;
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• an Adequate supply of free space;

the Luggage compartment ranges from 270 litres up to 2065, depending on the number and position of seats.

specifications

In the engine line crossover has these units:

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• 1.4-litre petrol engine with a capacity of 125 or 150 l with;
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• 1.5 litre petrol motor capacity of 150 "horses";
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• 180-strong unit volume of two liters;
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• two-liter diesel motor that produces 150 or 190 horsepower.

In the range of transmissions include automatic, automatic and robotic transmission.

fuel Consumption in the city mode, drive a hundred kilometers is equal to 5.8-9.0 l depending on the type of fuel and other parameters.

Max speed is 190-206 km/h and acceleration from zero to hundreds of takes of 8.0-10.5 seconds.

Package contents

In the performance of "Ambition" has such equipment and functionality:

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• Dual-zone climate control;
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• heated and electrically adjustable mirrors;
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• Cruise control
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• 17-inch alloy wheels;
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• audio system with 8 speakers;
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• Media;
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• ESP, ABS, ASR;
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• Halogen headlamps;
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• Multiple airbags;
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• Led DRL;
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• adaptive steering, etc.