The second generation of the Skoda Kodiaq family SUV has a plug-in hybrid variant developing 204 horsepower. Now open for order, the Czech brand reveals its price.
Launched at the start of 2024, the second generation of the Skoda Kodiaq has a plug-in hybrid engine for the first time. The Czech brand reveals the price of its family SUV, now open for order in France. Here’s what you need to know.
Skoda Kodiaq plug-in hybrid: 150 km all-electric
Already available in gasoline and diesel, the second generation Skoda Kodiaq integrates, under the hood, a plug-in hybrid engine for the first time. Thus, the block 1.5 TSI petrol 150 hp is coupled to a motor 54 horsepower electric.
All for one power cumulative 204 hp. This version, shared by several models in the Volkswagen group, such as the new Tiguan, is associated with a 6-speed DSG double-clutch gearbox.
Its battery, with a capacity of 25.7 kWh, allows it toachieve up to 124 km of all-electric range in mixed use according to the WLTP cycle. And even up to 149 km in the cityaccording to Skoda.
Recharging takes place from 10 to 80% in less than 30 minutes at a fast terminal (50 kW), direct current. With alternating current, recharging from 0 to 100% takes place in 2h30 (11 kW).
Finally, on the performance side, the 0 to 100 km/h is achieved in 8.4 seconds (instead of 9.7 s for 150 hp gasoline and diesel). And the maximum speed reaches 210 km/h.
A single finish and a price beyond 50,000 euros
The plug-in hybrid Skoda Kodiaq is not only available with one finish : Selection. It is not available, for the moment, only in five places. Enough to offer it good habitability. Her trunk volume is understood between 745 liters (5 places) and [1945literswhen the rear seat is folded down. In comparison, non-PHEV versions offer a volume ranging from 910 to 2105 liters.
Furthermore, in terms of equipment, the family SUV is well equipped as standard. He has the tailgate with electric opening and closingthe headlights LED front and rear3-zone automatic climate control or instrumentation 10.25 inch digital. It also has driving aids such as speed regulator adaptive or assistance parking with reversing camera.
Its prices start at 50,650 euros, compared to €43,970 for the 150 hp micro-hybrid gasoline. It is approximately 3,000 euros less than the Tiguan PHEV at equivalent power (204 hp). The latter, in its entry-level Life Plus version, starts at 53,550 euros.
Finally, the first deliveries of this plug-in hybrid Kodiaq will take place in July.
