2025 Skoda Kodiaq is more expensive but packs more kit

Australian pricing for the 2025 Skoda Kodiaq lineup has been confirmed, with the second generation of the seven-seat SUV to start from $54,990 before on-road costs when it arrives in showrooms this month.

At launch there will be three variants on offer, all with the same turbocharged 2.0-litre four-cylinder engine and all-wheel drive. The entry-level Select replaces the old Style, the Sportline returns, and the Launch Edition throws all the fruit in.

While base pricing is up from the outgoing Style’s $53,990 drive-away deal, Skoda’s local division claims the Select offers $5700 of additional specification.

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Over the old Style, the Select adds:

• Leather upholstery – Black, perforated
• Power driver seat incl. memory
• Heated front seats
• Side mirrors – heated, auto-dimming
• Tri-zone auto climate control
• Adaptive cruise control incl. stop/go
• 13.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system
• Satellite navigation
• DAB+ radio
• 9-speaker sound system
• 2 x wireless smartphone charge pads incl. ventilation
• 5 x USB-C ports incl. rear mirror port
• Autonomous emergency braking
• Lane Assist incl. Adaptive Lane Guidance (centring)
• Emergency Assist
• Traffic Jam Assist
• Traffic sign recognition

Available options include:

• Cognac leather interior: $NCO
• Panoramic glass sunroof: $1500
• 20-inch Rila alloy wheels: $700

The Kodiaq Sportline starts from $58,990 before on-road costs, and scores some additional equipment items to go with its sportier looks over the Select.

Kodiaq Sportline adds (over Select):

• 20-inch Rila alloy wheels
• Matrix LED headlights
• Rear dynamic indicators
• Gloss black exterior accents
• Aluminium pedals
• Black headliner
• Sports seats with integrated headrests
• Leatherette-appointed dashboard trim
• Driving profile selection
• Heated steering wheel
• Premium audio system

Ultimate Pack ($4000) adds:

• Dynamic Chassis Control (adaptive dampers)
• Canton premium audio system
• Head-up display
• Heated rear seats
• Intelligent Park Assist
• Surround Area View – 360 cameras
• Hands-free power tailgate
• Progressive steering
• Hill descent control
• Power passenger seat

The Kodiaq Sportline is also available with a panoramic sunroof, which costs $1500.

Finally, the Kodiaq Launch Edition is a limited-run model that has an undisclosed unit count, priced from $63,490 before on-road costs.

It effectively matches the equipment of the Sportline’s Ultimate Pack without the Sportline appearance package, making it something of a luxury flagship.

Kodiaq Launch Edition adds (over Select):

• Ultimate Pack contents
• Front seat massage function
• Ventilated front seats
• Panoramic glass sunroof

The Launch Edition doesn’t have any optional equipment available, bar the choice of Black or Cognac leather upholstery.

As noted earlier, all three launch variants are powered by a 140kW 2.0-litre turbocharged four-cylinder petrol engine, sending drive to an on-demand all-wheel drive system via a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission.

Later in 2025, the range will be bolstered by the RS performance hero, boasting a more powerful 195kW 2.0-litre turbo drivetrain shared with the likes of the Volkswagen Golf GTI and Skoda Octavia RS, albeit with AWD.

Pricing

Stay tuned to CarExpert for our coverage of the new Skoda Kodiaq media launch later this month!

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