SKODA KAROQ : A Well Design with Comfortable Appeal

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The Karoq is the most recent SUV from Skoda to show up in India.
It very well may be viewed as a profound replacement to the yeti,
 yet while the last part feeling because of its peculiarity, Skoda has gone for the honest
with Karoq.


Skoda Karoq

Seen from the side, the nose is a perfect size and the huge squared wheel curves include muscle. The origami-like cuts and wrinkles around the nose and tail additionally include heaps of character. Around the front, the minuscule auxiliary lights give it a high-cheekbone look. Curiously, there is no winged bolt logo at the back, just 'Skoda' spelled quite huge.

Skoda Karoq in India 2020

Moving to the inside, it is here where the SUV's construct and nature of materials utilized truly sparkle. The front seats offer extra reinforcing, impeccable padding, and adequate sidelong help. Practically all the materials have an exceptional vibe, and Skoda fashioners have added to the intrigue of the lodge by fixing all that is significant with a lot of top-notch chrome. There is some around the vents, the middle support blends piano dark and chrome eminently, and the features carry on across to the guiding haggle too.


Skoda Karoq


Skoda Karoq With Sunroof


There is only one engine for India — a 150hp, 1.5-litre TSI turbo-petrol engine. The unit is tuned more for torque and is happiest when driven between 2,000 and 4,500rpm.
the SUV takes 10.03sec to reach 100kph

Skoda Karoq Engine and gearbox


VARIANT :-


Karoq Style AT                               Rs.24.99 Lakh*1498 cc, Automatic, Petrol





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