The refreshed Škoda Kamiq is now priced in Spain and can be ordered
Following its presentation, the Škoda Kamiq is starting sales, and it can now be ordered in Spain, where its price is already known

A couple of months ago Škoda finally unveiled the restyle it has given the Kamiq, its successful urban SUV, which kicked off sales in that segment quite successfully. In fact, the company has managed to sell more than 351,000 units of this model since its commercialisation began in 2019, with a pandemic in between, so it’s not bad at all. Now the first generation is officially entering a second life cycle, with the start of sales.
Let’s recall that the restyle of the Škoda Kamiq was presented alongside the Scala, both models built on the MQB-A0 platform of the VAG group. The Kamiq in particular was presented with a larger front grille, along with a new design for the slats it incorporates, plus a bumper with larger air intakes, an updated design for the LED light cluster and, depending on the version, a silver-finished lower guard, all to give it the look of a bigger SUV.

Most of the changes focus on the front, but Škoda has not forgotten the rear, where it has fitted a new rear bumper that matches the front one and also serves to accentuate its width. Its look is also more refined thanks to decorative elements now painted in the body colour chosen, which will contrast with the black rear diffuser, which will also include a lower guard depending on the finish selected.

The restyle of the Škoda Kamiq has redefined its trim line, made up of the Essence, Selection and Monte Carlo trims, to which the special Design trim for the Spanish market is added. The Škoda Kamiq therefore includes a standard trim which, starting with the one called Essence, features items such as:
- 16-inch alloy wheels
- Front airbags
- Manual air conditioning
- Digital instrument cluster
- Bolero infotainment system with 8-inch screen
- DAB digital radio
- Bluetooth
- Rear parking sensors
- Hill start assist
- SmartLink+ with wired and wireless connectivity
- Daytime running lights with automatic activation of the dipped beam and Coming Home and Leaving Home function, manually operated
- LED headlights
- Rain sensor
- Electrically adjustable and heated exterior mirrors
- Breakdown kit
- Lane departure warning assistant
- Two USB-C ports at the front and two at the rear
- Grained Black decorative inserts

The next trim level, called Selection, adds the following items to the previous ones:
- Automatic climate control
- Virtual Cockpit
- Cruise control
- Speed limiter
- Keyless-Go central locking without deadlock
- Headlight range adjustment
- Rear disc brakes
- Manually adjustable lumbar support in the front seat backrests
- Manual height adjustment for the front seats
- Multifunction steering wheel
- Silver Haptic decorative inserts
- Leather gear lever

The next trim level according to equipment is the special Design edition, which adds items such as:
- 17-inch alloy wheels
- Light and rain sensors
- Interior mirror with automatic anti-dazzle adjustment
- Black roof lining
- Black roof bars
- Dynamic upholstery

The last of the trims, and therefore the top of the range, is the Monte Carlo, which also adds a sportier look with items such as:
- Specific 17-inch alloy wheels
- Full Matrix LED headlights
- Black exterior decorative inserts
- Black wing mirror housings
- LED ambient lighting
- Upholstery with carbon-effect leather inserts

Mechanically, the Škoda Kamiq will be available with the 1.0 TSI three-cylinder petrol engine in 95 CV and 115 CV outputs, the first being paired with a five-speed manual gearbox and the second available with either a six-speed manual or a six-speed DSG automatic. The most powerful option is the 1.5 TSI four-cylinder petrol engine producing 150 CV, available with either a six-speed manual or six-speed DSG automatic gearbox.
The Škoda Kamiq is now available in Spain, priced from 26,200 euros, excluding any promotional discounts offered by the brand.
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