Skoda Kodiaq Sportline: the SUV takes on a sporty look
Skoda has unveiled a design package that accentuates the sporty character of the Kodiaq.
The Czech carmaker will present a dynamic variant of its new large SUV at the Geneva International Motor Show between 7 and 19 March. The Skoda Kodiaq Sportline accentuates its sporty approach thanks to the addition of black-finished elements such as the radiator grille, roof rails, exterior mirror housings and side window trims. This variant comes as standard with 19-inch alloy wheels specifically designed for this model. A set of 20-inch wheels is also available as an option.

The engine range consists of two petrol and two diesel engines with outputs ranging from 150 CV to 190 CV. The Skoda Qodiaq Sportline comes as standard with an all-wheel-drive system with torque vectoring on the rear wheels. As an option, it also offers adaptive chassis control (DCC).
As with the Scout version, the Škoda Kodiaq Sportline features the Ambition trim level. It comes as standard with sports seats in Alcantara with silver stitching.

This model offers a wide range of driver assistance systems. In addition to the well-known Trailer Assist, Blind Spot Detect and Rear Traffic Alert systems, the Sportline version incorporates Crew Protect Assist: an assistant that closes the windows and sunroof and tightens the front seat belts in the event of an imminent accident. The parking assistance functions have also been improved with wide-angle cameras that provide a full view of the area surrounding the vehicle.

As for the infotainment offering, the top version of the range features the Columbus navigation system, which includes a 9.2-inch monitor, a Wi-Fi connection point and an LTE module.
Source: Newspress
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