Production Country
The Škoda Kamiq is produced in Mladá Boleslav, Czech Republic, on the Volkswagen Group’s MQB-A0 platform.

Brief Description
The Kamiq is a compact urban SUV that blends bold, sculpted bodywork—including a distinctive grille and full LED lighting—with the agility of a hatchback. Inside, a tech-focused cabin offers a digital instrument cluster (Virtual Cockpit optional), up to a 10″ infotainment touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and a suite of advanced driver assists. Five adults travel comfortably, and the 400-litre boot makes it one of the roomiest vehicles in its class.

2025 Powertrain Lineup

Dimensions & Capacity

Main Trims & Pricing

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Maintenance & First Service Costs (indicative)

All costs include genuine parts and labour; actual prices may vary by region and workshop.

Pros

• Spacious cabin and a large 400 L boot for the segment

• Wide engine choice, including efficient diesel and CNG options

• Modern interior tech with optional Virtual Cockpit and large touchscreen

• Tight turning circle and responsive handling ideal for city driving

• Competitive operating costs on ACT mild-hybrid and G-TEC CNG variants

Cons

• Rear legroom can be tight for very tall adults

• Firmer Monte Carlo suspension less forgiving on rough roads

• Manual gearbox variants can require frequent shifts at highway speeds

• Higher entry price than some direct rivals in the segment

In Summary
The Škoda Kamiq offers an excellent balance of space, technology and efficiency in the subcompact SUV segment. With a broad lineup—from CNG to sporty TSI engines—and refined interior features, it’s a versatile choice for urban commuters and small families seeking practicality without compromising on style or driving enjoyment.

Verdict — Škoda Kamiq (Model Year 2025)
B-segment compact SUV · Petrol, 48 V mild-hybrid & CNG · 95–150 hp · Front-wheel drive · 6-speed manual / 7-speed DSG

The Škoda Kamiq is the go-to compact crossover for those seeking SUV practicality without sacrificing space, tech, or efficiency. Family-inspired styling features a “butterfly” grille, full-LED headlights (standard on higher trims) and sculpted flanks. At 4.24 m long with a 2.65 m wheelbase, it offers class-leading interior room.

Inside, the “Smart Interior” cabin focuses on clean design and quality materials: an 8.25″ floating touchscreen (9.2″ optional) and a 10.25″ “Digital Cockpit” instrument display bring connectivity and clarity. Soft-touch surfaces, EcoSuite upholstery and two-zone ambient lighting create a modern ambience. Ergonomic heated front seats and surprising rear legroom complement a practical 400 L boot (extendable to 1,395 L with rear seats folded).

Key Technical Highlights:

• 1.0 TSI 95 hp & 110 hp: Turbo-petrol with Active Cylinder Management; 5.2–5.5 L/100 km WLTP; 6-speed manual or 7-speed DSG (110 hp).

• 1.0 TSI 110 hp 48 V MHEV: Belt-driven starter-generator; 4.9 L/100 km WLTP.

• 1.0 G-TEC 90 hp (CNG): Dual-fuel methane/petrol; up to 1,300 km combined range; 85 g/km CO₂.

• Chassis: McPherson front struts, torsion-beam rear tuned for balanced comfort and handling.

• Level-2 ADAS: Adaptive cruise, lane-keep assist, autonomous emergency braking, pedestrian/cyclist detection, and Park Assist.

Who It’s For
Buyers wanting a compact SUV that’s agile in the city, spacious for family use, packed with clever tech, and economical to run.

Who Should Look Elsewhere
If you need a plug-in hybrid or a fully electric option, consider the Volkswagen T-Cross PHEV or Škoda Enyaq iV.

Recommended Configuration
1.0 TSI 110 hp 48 V MHEV in Style Plus trim, with 9.2″ touchscreen, 10.25″ Digital Cockpit, dual-zone climate, Travel Assist pack and “Simply Clever” extras—for the perfect mix of tech, space, and efficiency.