A DECADE OF ŠKODA KODIAQ

Ten years of family adventures

The Škoda Kodiaq is celebrating the tenth anniversary of its debut, with an exciting new chapter for the popular family SUV.

Škoda’s international announcement introduces an elegant Laurin & Klement version and a more powerful plug-in hybrid, expanding the choice available within the second-generation Kodiaq range.

From Berlin to more than 1.2 million customers

First unveiled in Berlin in September 2016, the Kodiaq has become a familiar choice for families seeking space, comfort and everyday practicality.

Now sold in more than 70 markets, it has attracted more than 1.2 million customers worldwide. In 2025, the Kodiaq was Škoda’s second best-selling model.

PLUG-IN HYBRID PERFORMANCE

More power. More choice.

The latest international announcement introduces a Kodiaq plug-in hybrid with a system output of 200 kW, an increase of 50 kW over the existing 150 kW version. Maximum torque rises to 400 Nm.

The powertrain pairs a 1.5 TSI petrol engine producing 130 kW with an 85 kW electric motor. Its 25.7 kWh battery supports a manufacturer-quoted electric driving range of more than 100 kilometres, approximately 62 miles.

The existing 150 kW plug-in hybrid remains in the international range, with both versions featuring front-wheel drive.

UK availability, pricing and ordering dates for the 200 kW version are not confirmed in this international release. Electric range varies with specification, temperature, driving style, battery charge and journey conditions.

LAURIN & KLEMENT

An elegant expression of Kodiaq comfort

The Laurin & Klement name returns to the Kodiaq in Škoda’s international announcement, bringing distinctive styling and a focus on comfort to the second-generation SUV.

The announced interior is based on Suite or Suite Cognac design selections, complemented by exclusive floor mats, aluminium-finish pedals and Laurin & Klement logos on the steering wheel and front-seat headrests.

Equipment, interiors and wheel choices vary by market and vehicle specification. Speak to West End Garage Škoda about the current UK Laurin & Klement range.

Discover the Kodiaq at West End Garage Škoda

Whether you are comparing specifications or planning your next family car, our teams in Edinburgh, Dunfermline and Stirling can help you explore the current UK Kodiaq range and arrange a test drive, subject to demonstrator availability.

Based on Škoda’s international announcement dated 22 October 2026. Specifications described may differ from UK models. Laurin & Klement and the 200 kW plug-in hybrid are separate range developments; available trim and powertrain combinations depend on the market.

Electric range is the manufacturer-quoted figure from the international announcement and is not a guarantee of real-world driving range.

Škoda Kodiaq Hybrid: combined fuel consumption 1.4–1.5 l/100 km and electricity consumption 12.5–13.2 kWh/100 km; combined CO₂ emissions 31–34 g/km. Škoda Kodiaq Laurin & Klement: WLTP combined fuel consumption 5.3–7.9 l/100 km; combined CO₂ emissions 138–179 g/km. Figures are from the international release and depend on the selected vehicle specification.

Source: Škoda Storyboard.