Skoda Kodiaq User Reviews

I've had a very good experience driving for the last five months. Overall, the driving experience and comfort are great. In the city, I get around 15 mileage. For long distances, the performance is also good, and safety is outstanding. I really like the design of this car. Overall rating is 8/10. It's a good family car.

In my view, it's a great SUV. It combines features, safety, looks, and performance with a blend of classic and modern design, giving it a luxury feel. It's an all-rounder under 55 lakhs. I considered the Fortuner first, but everyone has that, and I wanted something unique. The Skoda Kodiaq is a far better choice than the Fortuner.

Very good performance, but it's a bit of a low-height SUV, and maintenance can be pricey. Still, it's one of my favorites. It's slightly overpriced, but the build quality is excellent, with good pickup and balance on highways. The design is attractive, the interiors are beautiful, and the engine is both silent and powerful. Very comfortable to drive smoothly.

The Skoda Kodiaq is one of the most premium and refined 7-seater SUVs in its class, featuring a bold European design, luxurious cabin, robust turbo petrol engine, and advanced features. It provides excellent comfort and performance, feeling stable at high speeds and absorbing rough roads effortlessly. Your family will surely appreciate it.

Fully future loaded for this segment of 50 to 60 lakhs, with great road presence. It offers good features compared to other brands. Skoda is a reliable brand, so I recommend it.

A beast in its own right. The engine is powerful and smooth with a jerkless DSG. The cabin feels plush and almost soundproof. The Skoda Kodiaq is a refined, premium 7-seater SUV that combines European luxury with practicality and a strong 2.0L TSI petrol engine. It excels in ride quality and space, though the third row is better for kids.

The Kodiaq has a refined engine and excellent drive quality. Its braking and maneuverability are impressive, and it's built like a tank, holding the road well.

I own a Kylaq Signature Plus AT and loving the drive and dynamics. However, rear seat space and legroom are tight, making even short city trips feel cramped. Long journeys won't be very comfortable for back-seat passengers. Mileage is also strictly average.

After driving the Kodiaq, I felt it's a sorted vehicle with no nonsense European design, solid road grip, and a pleasure to drive. Only drawback is poor fuel economy compared to peers. But if the running is low, pinch isn't much.