With a fresh design, improved aerodynamics, and sustainable materials in the interior of the new Skoda Karoq, Skoda Auto is further developing its design language and making the SUV even more striking. In addition to the broader, now hexagonal Skoda grille, narrower lights at the front and rear, and aerodynamically optimized light-alloy wheels set new visual accents. Furthermore, new light-alloy wheels with aero inserts made of black plastic, side finlets next to the rear window, and a new rear spoiler for better vehicle aerodynamics. In the interior, Skoda Karoq uses new covers made from sustainable materials. New technologies are also finding their way, such as the matrix LED main headlights available for the first time in the Skoda Karoq and an expanded range of assistance systems.
With the Karoq, Skoda presented the second model in its SUV family in 2017. It combines the brand values typical of Skoda and, in addition to particularly generous space, also offers a high level of practicality and an excellent price-performance ratio. The Skoda Karoq is currently available in 60 countries around the world and is produced in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Russia, and China.
The refined design language of the Skoda SUV models also characterizes the updated Skoda Karoq.
The front headlights, like the rear lights, are now drawn narrower. They have four-eyes illuminated graphics and are available for the first time with LED matrix technology.
Oliver Stefani, Head of Skoda Design, says: "The refreshed Skoda Karoq is now much more confident. The wider, hexagonal grille and the new bumper make the front look more concise. In addition, the flatter, newly arranged LED headlights with four-eye light graphics ensure a more dynamic look. The redesigned taillights underline this impression also in the rearview of the vehicle, and the new rear spoiler extends the profile of the KAROQ. "