Skoda has revealed its Kodiaq Scout model, which brings offroad styling and all-wheel drive as standard.

The Skoda Kodiaq Scout brings silver-coloured underbody protection, 19-inch alloys and two petrol and two diesel all-wheel drive engines.

Making its debut in March at Geneva, the new model follows in the footsteps of the recently unveiled facelifted Octavia Scout and similarly brings underbody protection at the front and rear, enhanced underbody protection plus all-wheel drive as standard.

Compared to the standard seven-seat Kodiaq, which opened for ordering in November, the Scout version adds in silver detailing, tinted rear window and rear side windows, bespoke 19-inch wheels and Scout badging.

It also offers a ground clearance of 194mm, ramp angle of 19.7 degrees and approach and departure angles of 22.0 and 23.1 degrees.

Equipment is based on the Kodiaq SE trim and also adds in Off-Road Assist as well as a front and rear Park Assist. The Kodiaq Scout also offers the Driving Mode Select function with different set-ups for Eco, Comfort, Normal, Sport, Individual, Snow.

Driver assistance features include Trailer Assist, Blind Spot Detect, Rear Traffic Alert and a Crew Protect Assist function.

Petrol engines include the 150hp 1.4 TSI petrol from the standard Kodiaq along with a 180hp 2.0 TSI.

The two diesels are taken from the Kodiaq line-up and cover the 150hp and 190hp 2.0-litre TDIs. Emissions start from 139g/km for the lower-powered diesel with official combined consumption of 5.3l/100km.

All engines come with all-wheel drive, using an electronically controlled multi-plate clutch located directly in front of the rear differential.

Transmissions cover a mix of manual and DSG gearboxes, with the 180hp petrol and 190hp diesel only available with DSGs.

Pricing and full specification details have not been announced yet.

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