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About the Skoda Karoq

Engines and transmissions

There are petrol and diesel engines to choose from with the newest lineup, along with a 6-speed manual or DSG automatic transmission and two- or four-wheel drive.

Petrol

• 1.0-litre TSI engine produces 108bhp with a combined consumption rating up to 48.6mpg.
• 1.5-litre TSI outputs 147bhp with a rating of up to 45.9mpg with the DSG automatic transmission.
• Sportline range includes a 2.0-litre TSI petrol model that hits 187bhp and up to 35.3mpg.

Diesel

• 2.0-litre TDI outputs 114bhp for a rating of 59.4mpg.
• CO2 emissions rated at 125g/km.
• Sportline range also offers a 2.0-litre TDi diesel model that hits 187bhp, with better fuel economy than the 2.0-litre petrol variant of up to 42.2mpg.

Practicality

Because of the higher seating position, the Karoq is a good alternative to an estate car or family hatchback. It's nimble enough for the city, yet spacious enough for family life.

Interior space

• Adjustable seat height with lumbar support creates a comfortable drive.
• Sport seats available in some trims for a sporty look and feel.
• Three adults can fit in the roomy rear seats, but it's more comfortable with two.

Boot space

• 588 litres of space with available Varioflex seating, while the standard lineup has 521 litres.
• Load cover automatically lifts with tailgate to remove obstacles.
• Varioflex seating allows rear seats to tumble forward or to be removed completely.

Safety

• Euro NCAP rating was the full five stars.
• Adult occupant rating hit 93%.
• Available Safety Package adds Crew Protect Assist, plus front and rear curtain airbags.

Technology

• 8-inch digital driver display replaces older analogue gauges.
• 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system includes sat nav.
• Wireless Apple CarPlay connectivity removes the need for a cable.

Generations

While it was originally going to be a new-generation Yeti, Skoda decided at the last minute to release the brand-new Karoq in 2017. Sharing the mechanical parts with the SEAT Ateca and Volkswagen Tiguan, the Karoq had a squared-off design and angular headlights complemented with a black grille. A 2021 refresh reshaped the exterior and slimmed the headlights. The interior features continue to be updated regularly to ensure that new technology is always used.