Three design sketches released by Skoda on March 30 gave an initial impression of its new SUV Kodiaq.
The new face-lifted offering features aesthetical and technological enhancements, said a press release. It will have its global premiere on April 13 and will make way to the domestic market later this year.
The first design sketch showcased the front of Kodiaq. In addition to a redesigned bonnet, the look is characterised by a more upright, hexagonal Skoda grille featuring impressive double slats.
The headlights, which are slimmer than in the predecessor, combine with the fog lights, positioned below, to create a new four-eyed face. Another noticeable new feature is the redesigned front apron, with a wider central air intake framed by L-shaped elements on either side and an aluminium insert.
The second sketch is a close-up of the redesigned front headlights. It depicts the two LED modules, arranged one on top of the other, creating a characteristic light signature.
The third sketch shows that the sharply drawn taillights now also have a more slimmed-down look, mirroring their counterparts at the front.
