A photo gallery reveals the Skoda Kodiaq ahead of its official presentation

There are only a few hours left before we have the chance to see the new Skoda Kodiaq at the official presentation in Berlin. But eagerness has led to the revelation of a photo gallery of the new Czech SUV, which shows more details than we knew until now. They are not images of great resolution or size, but they give us a good sample of what we are going to find in this spectacular car that aims to make a splash in the world of off-road vehicles.
What we see is that it looks quite similar to the concept model that was shown at the Geneva Motor Show earlier this year, with the addition of some design touches typical of the brand’s most recent models presented over the last few years. We also know its length, 4.7 metres, and a considerable ground clearance, which this type of vehicle needs to move across all the terrain we might want to take it over.
Images of the Skoda Kodiaq before its presentation
The entry-level version will have five seats, although buyers will be able to add a third row of seats, giving a seven-seat version. We saw the interior a few days ago, in official photos that were meant to build anticipation for the official presentation, but here we can take a closer look, among all the other images that have appeared on the internet today.
The Skoda Kodiaq will feature petrol or diesel engines, with front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive, and with manual and DSG gearboxes. All the detailed information will be available soon, with the car’s initial presentation. In this gallery we have a preview of what we will see in detail shortly, but we can’t resist taking a look, because the desire to have it on the market is quite strong. Shall we take a look and give our opinion?
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