A refreshed Skoda Kodiaq has been spotted on a road wearing only minimal camo, suggesting that its interior and/or powertrains would be prioritized this time around.
Based on the spy shots posted on Carscoops, the SUV gets a redesigned front bumper with reshaped air intakes, as well as a subtly tweaked radiator grille. The rear bumper also looks new, and the brake lights sport updated LED patterns.
Inside, we at least expect to see a new and improved infotainment system. Other improvements are likely, but we have yet to see any images of the cabin.
As for the engines, the EU-spec Skoda Kodiaq is currently available with petrol, diesel and hybrid powertrains rated from 150 to 204 PS (148–201 hp; 110–150 kW). Carscoops opines that the company will primarily want to upgrade its range-topping RS spec, boosting the output from the current 265 PS (261 hp / 195 kW) to 304 PS (300 hp / 224 kW) or more.
The new Kodiaq is expected to debut sometime in 2027. Check out the video above for a quick look at the current version.