Skoda Kodiaq Review

The smartly turned-out Kodiaq might look substantial but is actually shorter in length than a Superb and the cabin is at a convenient height too. Typical of Skodas, the Kodiaq’s cabin is plush and occupants in rows one and two will also find the space airy. The last row, however, disappoints. It’s not only tight on space but the seating position is awkward and ingress-egress isn’t easy.
Performance from the 2.0-litre diesel is better than its 150hp output would have you expect. Of course, the quick-shifting dual-clutch auto gearbox has an important role to play in the way the Skoda performs. Also nice is how easy the Kodiaq is to place, which is a boon in town. As for ride quality, the Kodiaq does feel a bit fidgety at slow speeds but settles down with speed.