2025 Skoda Kodiaq 4x4 Deliveries Commence In India: Details
Skoda India has announced the commencement of deliveries of the new-gen Kodiaq 4x4. Customers across the country can experience the luxury 4x4 SUV from today. The all-new, second-generation Kodiaq is the current flagship SUV of the brand, representing the brand's craftsmanship and technological excellence, while combining elegant European design with off-road capabilities and seven-seat versatility. With the launch of the flagship, all-new Kodiaq, Skoda Auto further strengthens its portfolio in India, with the recently launched Kylaq and the much-loved Kushaq completing the trinity of SUVs in its lineup.
Watch: 2025 Skoda Kodiaq First Drive Review:
Ashish Gupta, Brand Director, Skoda Auto India shares, "The all-new Kodiaq is the perfect embodiment of precision engineering combined with unparalleled luxury, seven-seat versatility, and 4x4 abilities. The response since its unveil has been extremely encouraging, and we're pleased to begin customer deliveries across the country starting today. Having recently taken on the role of Brand Director for Skoda Auto India, this new-gen Kodiaq marks an important milestone for me and the team as we shape the next phase of our growth journey in India."
2025 Skoda Kodiaq: Variants
Skoda Kodiaq gets two variants in the Indian market - Sportline and L&K, with the latter having the top-of-the-range configuration. Starting with the details of the Sportline, the SUV gets an exterior design with the brand's butterfly grille with a gloss black hue, eliminating the chrome elements present on the L&K variant. Furthermore, it gets Sportline badges on the fenders, making it easily distinguishable.
2025 Skoda Kodiaq: Interior
On the inside, this iteration of the vehicle gets an all-black cabin with a spoke steering wheel. It houses elements like a 10.25-inch fully digital driver's display, a 12.9-inch touchscreen, and a 13-speaker Canton sound system. The list of features also includes 3-zone auto AC, a panoramic sunroof, dual wireless phone chargers, and powered seats with ventilation.
2025 Skoda Kodiaq: Safety
For safety, the SUV comes packed with 9 airbags (as standard), electronic stability control (ESC), ISOFIX child seat anchorages, hill start and descent assists, and a tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS).
2025 Skoda Kodiaq: Colours
The design of the SKoda Kodiaq is complemented by seven paint scheme options: Velvet Red Metallic, Race Blue Metallic, Graphite Grey Metallic, Magic Black Metallic, Moon White Metallic, Bronx Gold Metallic and Steel Grey.
2025 Skoda Kodiaq: Powertrain
Under the hood, the Skoda Kodiaq comes with a 2.0-litre turbo petrol engine that produces 201 hp of power and 320 Nm torque. This power is transferred to all four wheels using a 7-speed DSG.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Economic Times
an hour ago
- Economic Times
Greenland dumps Donald Trump, signs lucrative minerals deal with Europe in a major blow to the president
Greenland has granted a 30-year mining permit to a Danish-French consortium, Greenland Anorthosite Mining (GAM), for anorthosite extraction, a key component in fiberglass production. This move effectively sidelines US President Donald Trump's ambitions to acquire a strategic foothold in the Arctic. Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads European Consortium Gets the Green Light Who's Behind the Minerals Deal? Donald Trump's Greenland Dream Fades Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Greenland Pushes Back European Partners Step Up Trump's Long-Term Thinking FAQs Greenland has handed a 30-year mining permit to a Danish-French consortium to extract minerals, shutting the door on US president Donald Trump's much-publicised ambitions to gain a strategic foothold in the Arctic, as per a licence, issued to Greenland Anorthosite Mining (GAM), greenlights anorthosite extraction, a white rock composed mainly of aluminum, micro silica, and calcium , which will be crushed and then shipped to the fibreglass industry, as per READ: Want to work for Warren Buffett? Here's what you could earn at Berkshire Hathaway, according to new report According to Reuters, GAM is backed by the French company Jean Boulle Group and real estate investment firms from Denmark and comes amid the US president publicly expressing his interest in acquiring the autonomous island, which is currently a part of the Kingdom of Denmark and is very rich in minerals, oil and natural gas, as per Newsweek report. Recently, Trump said, "We need Greenland very badly," quoted READ: How much will U.S. debt increase with passage of Trump's big, beautiful bill? Here's the whopping amount However, Greenland's mineral resources minister Naaja Nathanielsen pointed out that United States interest in Greenland has not resulted in any investment, and the deal indicates that business dialogue with European partners was progressing more swiftly, Newsweek said, "We have welcomed a number of investors, but we have not yet seen any concrete example of American funds being injected into Greenland's business community," as quoted in the Newsweek also said that many private US business delegations had visited the region this year, and even though the Trump administration has shown interest, no formal dialogue with the Trump administration had started, as per Newsweek. Nathanielsen also highlighted that the US had no plans for direct investment, according to the report. While, she mentioned that the cooperation with both the EU and Denmark was progressing more smoothly, Newsweek associate professor at Aalborg University in Denmark, Jesper Willaing Zeuthen, pointed out that the US president's interest in resources from Greenland would mostly be focused more on long-term investment objects and securing the minerals in the future, but would not be for immediate development of mines, as per to their mineral resources minister, cooperation with Europe is smoother and more gave a 30-year mining permit to a Danish-French company to extract anorthosite, a rock used in fiberglass and aluminum production.
Time of India
an hour ago
- Time of India
Germany's top diplomat heads to US for talks on Ukraine, Nato, trade
German foreign minister Johann Wadephul (AP) Berlin: Germany's foreign minister Johann Wadephul heads to the United States for talks Wednesday on the Ukraine and Mideast conflicts, Nato ties and rocky trade relations on his first Washington visit in the post. After months of transatlantic tensions since US President Donald Trump returned to the White House, Wadephul stressed that decades-old bilateral ties had helped post-war Germany achieve "freedom and prosperity". "We Germans owe almost no other country as much as the United States," he said in a statement before his departure for talks with US secretary of state Marco Rubio. The new top diplomat under conservative Chancellor Friedrich Merz said his talks would focus on the Ukraine war and "our common goals: We want to finally end the deaths in Ukraine, we want an immediate ceasefire and we want a lasting peace." "In order for Putin to finally come to the negotiating table, for Russia to finally enter into serious negotiations, we must maintain the pressure," he added, pointing to European efforts to tighten sanctions. Wadephul also said that "Putin's Russia is the greatest threat to Euro-Atlantic security for the foreseeable future" and that "we in Europe are assuming greater responsibility for our own security". He reiterated that Germany supports a proposal by the Nato secretary general to increase investment in defence and relevant infrastructure to five percent of GDP, referring to a plan to gradually raise military spending to 3.5 percent and security related spending to 1.5 percent of output. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Trekking pants for mountain sports and adventure travel Trek Kit India Shop Now Undo On the Middle East conflict, he said "Germany stands by Israel's security and existence" but also recognises "the unbearable suffering of the people in Gaza". "We urgently need a breakthrough in the negotiations on a ceasefire that leads to the release of the hostages and a massive expansion of humanitarian aid." Germany's new foreign minister, in the post for three weeks, also touched on Trump's tariff blitz against other countries and the European Union. "In a globally connected world, we don't want to erect new tariff barriers, but rather build stable bridges of partnership and trust," Wadephul said. "We support the European Commission in finding a balanced negotiated solution together with the USA to reduce unnecessary trade barriers between our countries and promote fair trade. "Only in this way will we succeed in preserving prosperity on both sides of the Atlantic and strengthening our economic security. We like our partners in the USA will continue to confidently represent our interests around the world."
Time of India
2 hours ago
- Time of India
Grupa Pracuj Plans Strategic Expansion in Poland's Lucrative Post-Hire HR Market, ETHRWorld
Advt Join the community of 2M+ industry professionals Subscribe to our newsletter to get latest insights & analysis. Download ETHRWorld App Get Realtime updates Save your favourite articles Scan to download App GDANSK: Polish recruitment and HR software company Grupa Pracuj aims to grow its presence in the highly valued post-hire market through "right acquisitions" under its 2025-2030 strategy, its chief executive said on CEO Przemyslaw Gacek estimated that the entire human resources technology market in Poland, Germany, Austria and Switzerland was worth more than 3 billion euros ($3.4 billion), of which the pre-hire area, where Grupa Pracuj is most active in, made up only 300 million euros."This post-hire area that we are talking about is 10 times larger than the one in which we currently operate," Gacek said during a post-earnings press conference, estimating the post-hire market's total worth at 3.5 billion said the HR software market was attractive both in Poland and in the DACH region, which covers the other three European countries. But due to Grupa Pracuj's existing position there, Poland is the number one market where it wants to do more, he added.(Reporting by Anna Banacka, editing by Milla Nissi-Prussak)
