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SKODA KAMIQ 2019-Present Car Boot/Trunk Dimensions: A Comprehensive Guide in Centimeters

Exploring Car Boot/Trunk Dimensions: A Comprehensive Guide in Centimeters When purchasing a new vehicle, one of the crucial considerations for many consumers is the size of the car’s boot/trunk. Whether you’re a frequent traveler, a sports enthusiast needing to transport equipment, or simply someone who values ample storage space, knowing the precise dimensions of a car’s cargo area is…

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New Skoda Kamiq 2024 Interior Redesign! And it's great!

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Skoda Kamiq, Kia Seltos the best two small SUVS | Alds

The Skoda Kamiq and Kia Seltos stand out as two of the best small SUVs on the market today, offering a compelling blend of style, performance, and practicality. The Skoda Kamiq boasts European sophistication with its sleek design, spacious interior, and advanced tech features. Meanwhile, the Kia Seltos impresses with its bold, modern design, ample cargo space, and a wide range of options, including all-wheel drive. Both vehicles excel in safety and provide a comfortable driving experience, making them ideal choices for those seeking versatility and value in the competitive small SUV segment. Read More -

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Dive into a mesmerizing visual journey as we unveil the striking exteriors of the 2024 Skoda Kamiq. 🌟 Marvel at its rugged yet refined appearance, adorned with meticulously crafted design elements. Take a closer look at the distinct hexagonal LED modules that lend an air of sophistication to the front end. And that's just the beginning!

Venture inside the cabin and witness the seamless fusion of comfort and innovation. Get a glimpse of the meticulously crafted interiors that create an oasis of luxury for both driver and passengers. 🛋️

But wait, there's more! Delve into the intricate design sketches that shaped the very essence of this remarkable car. Discover the meticulous attention to detail that makes the 2024 Skoda Kamiq a true masterpiece of automotive engineering.

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It’s not as noticeable on the move and, apart from a slight three-cylinder thrum during heavy acceleration, it’s fairly refined - even at motorway speeds when a lack of a sixth gear means it’s running close to 3000rpm. While there’s no noticeable vibration through the pedals - a trademark of older three-cylinder cars - we did notice a slight vibration through the front seats at a standstill. It’s got plenty of power to keep up with traffic on open roads and is fairly refined. The three-cylinder 1.0-litre TCe 90engine will be sufficient for the majority of buyers. Looking for a second opinion? Why not read heycar's Renault Captur review. So, if you need more space for the family, forgo the umming and ahing that preceded the loft conversion and grab yourself the keys to a Renault Captur – it's the ideal choice for a growing family. Prices range from £22,000 for a 90PS TCe Evolution model to nearly £33,000 for a R S Line 160PS PHEV.

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Even entry-level models get full LED headlights and cruise control, auto lights and wipers, climate control, keyless entry and wireless phone charging. The Captur scores highly in the value-for-money stakes.

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We'd stick with the standard six-speed manual gearbox that's smooth action makes the seven-speed dual-clutch seem surplus to requirements. You can choose from petrol, and plug-in hybrid petrol models but the 140PS TCe petrol does everything you need – it's plenty quick, has enough grunt for shifting the car when it's loaded and will return more than 40mpg all day long. You'll find the Renault has an engine for everyone, too. It's not as direct as a Ford Puma, but then it is more comfortable. The Renault's upright driving position and light controls make it easy to drive, but the weighty steering means it doesn't feel flighty at speed. Link your phone to the infotainment screen, get on the move and you'll find there's very little to whinge about. It looks like someone has erected a tombstone on your dashboard top but, hey, it's easy to use making so putting this morbid comparison to one side isn't difficult.

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All models get Apple CarPlay and Android Auto – so you can mirror your phone's display and use its apps on the car's big screen – while top-of-the-range cars swap the standard standard seven-inch screen for a portrait-style 9.3-inch effort. Naturally, the further up the range you go, the nicer it gets – R S Line models get Alcantara-look upholstery and splashes of aluminium trim. Well – take a seat – it's great, you get soft-touch plastics all over the place upfront and neat touches like knurled stalk caps. We say 'small', the bin between the front seats is actually pretty big and so are the pockets in all four doors.īut we know Renault can do practical – this is the firm that brought as the Espace after all, the world's first people carrier – how about interior quality? Renault has also gone liberal with smaller storage space.

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It's a handy feature that means you'll have no issues getting tall adults in the back but equally can slide the rear seats forward to free up boot space when needed. Front-seat passengers won't feel cramped at all, and in the rear a sliding bench allows you to prioritise boot or passenger space. It's slightly longer, wider and taller than its predecessor, giving it more interior space. Practicality has been a focus for the Captur's designers. It takes a lot to stand out in this crowded small SUV segment, but the Captur offers cheerful looks and a feel-good interior that mean its still one of the better options. That makes it an alternative to the Skoda Kamiq, Ford Puma and Peugeot 2008. We are currently working with our dealers to re-start safe vehicle deliveries as soon as possible and in line with Government guidelines.Sharing a platform with the new Clio and Nissan Juke, the Renault Captur's dimensions sit at 4227mm long, 1797mm wide and 1576mm tall. Quick delivery disclaimer - Subject to dealer availability and Covid-19 restrictions. Your reservation does not commit you to a purchase. However, in the unlikely event that your chosen selection is no longer available, your dealer will assist you in finding a suitable close alternative. †Disclaimer: Our stock pages are updated on a regular basis. You must be a UK resident (excluding the Channel Islands) and over the age of 18 to apply for finance. Guarantees and indemnities may be required. ^The EasyLife Service Plan is available on eligible retails vehicles (excluding pre-registered vehicles and LCVs) on a 36 or 48 monthly payment option and are only available at point of signing a finance agreement provided by Renault Finance, Rivers Office Park, Denham Way, Rickmansworth, WD3 9YS. Please refer to your nearest dealer for the latest information. *Product range availability could be subject to change.

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This popular Ford has been voted Car of the Year after beating off Tesla competition

Ford’s Puma model was praised by the judging panel for being fun to drive, cleverly packaged, well priced and economical due to its mild-hybrid technology. The victory is the sixth time Ford has scooped the top award but their first in over a decade after beating off strong competition from popular models such as the Skoda Kamiq and Tesla Model 3. Earlier in the night the Ford Puma also topped the small SUV category in a double win for the machine. WhatCar? editor Steve Huntingford said: “As a small SUV, the Ford Puma competes in one of the fastest-growing sectors of the car market. “Crucially, it also excels in all the areas that are important to buyers, according to our research. Thanks to its sharp handling, gutsy engine and clever mild-hybrid technology, it offers a mix of fun and frugality not previously seen among its competitors. “Plus, it’s as practical as it is stylish. In short, the Ford Puma is truly outstanding.” READ MORE: Used cars: This popular Ford UK model tops car sales lists The car achieved a score of 94 percent in the adult occupant safety test en-route to a  five-star score in its Euro NCAP safety exam. Inside, all Pumas come with rear parking sensors while rear-view cameras are also available as an extra. The vehicle comes with a stylish interior design topped off with a built-in eight-inch touchscreen system offering sat-nav and DAB radio. Collecting the award at last night’s glitzy ceremony in Central London was Roelant de Waard, vice president of Ford Europe marketing, Sales and Service. He said: “We’re all excited to see the return of the Puma name on a stylish and dynamic crossover that reflects today’s customer aspirations. "Puma blends practicality with performance and fuel-efficiency from its choice of 1.0-litre, 125PS or 155PS hybrid options.   “To receive such high praise from industry experts like What Car? kicks off the year to a great start. The Puma saw a return to the Car of the Year award for a traditional vehicle after last year’s win for the electric Kia e-Niro. The vehicle was nominated for the best small electric car award but was beaten to the prize by the Renault Zoe. It was a strong night for BMW who picked up a series of awards for their 3 and 5-Series models. The 3-Series topped the bill for best plug-in hybrid model and best executive car categories as the 5-Series secured the award for Best Luxury Car despite coming in as the cheapest nominee in the category. In another major win for the German manufacturer, their 3-Series also picked up Thatcham's Research safety award after strong Euro NCAP results. Alfa Romeo’s Giulia Quadrifolglio won the Performance Car of the Year Award for the third year running as Alpine’s A110 Pure beat off competition from Porsche to win Best Sports Car. Peugeot’s 5008 also became a three-time winner as it topped the Best Large SUV Category once again.  Source link Read the full article

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2021 Nissan Qashqai Midnight Edition

Box-office popularity and critical acclaim don’t always align. Sometimes the biggest cinematic hits fall foul of the critics, leaving hearts of the masses and bums on seats to outweigh the minds of a learned few. Ticket sales reign supreme and it’s deemed a success.

The Nissan Qashqai has, for the most part, lived up to this scenario since its inception (previously branded Dualis Down Under). While it doesn’t top the VFACTS sales charts and it’s unlikely to win a group comparison test, the Qashqai is a consistent seller. Tied to a strong brand, the Qashqai offers families big value from their small SUV.

However, it’s been around a while – since 2014, in fact. So, to keep interest high and customers walking back into post-Covid showrooms, Nissan has delved into the gloss-black-paint reserves to create the Midnight Edition.

  What does it cost to own?

The Qashqai is covered by a five-year/unlimited-kilometre warranty, which is pretty standard within the industry these days. Servicing is every 12 months or 10,000km (whichever comes first), but you can also opt for a capped-price servicing plan that runs for 12 years/120,000km. Five years of roadside assistance is available.

What’s the exterior like?

In PR-speak, “Nissan invites you to own the night”… what that translates to is a heap of black accents being added to the known styling. And to be fair, it does the trick, with the Midnight Edition offering meaningful flair to keep the Qashqai ageing gracefully. For a known design, the special edition adds an on-road presence.

This is created via a Gloss Black V-motion grille, while the front and rear bumper blades and roof rails gain the same treatment. Darkened LED head (adaptive) and taillights feature, too, as well as body-coloured mouldings. The auto-folding wing mirrors gain gloss black, as do the 19-inch alloy wheels.

There are five exterior colours to choose from and include Vivid Blue, Ivory Pearl, Gun Metallic, Magnetic Red and Pearl Black.

What’s the interior like?

Yes, you guessed it, the black theme continues inside, too. And in a mind-bending juxtaposition, brightens up the tried and tested Qashqai design in line with the exterior. Both gloss and brushed black accents abound, including a black roof headliner, as well as part leather/Alcantara seats and illuminated kick plates.

The benefit of the larger dimensions against the class norm (the Qashqai is 4394mm long, 1086mm wide, 1595mm tall and with a 2646mm wheelbase) is a spacious cabin. All five occupants enjoy generous head, leg and toe room front to back, with the back pews gaining a central armrest with cup holders when four-up.

Despite its almost range-topping status, the Midnight Edition misses out on heated front seats and power adjustment (even for the driver), as well as digital dual-zone climate control. Yet, overall, the styling tweaks give the ergonomically sound cabin a bit of a second wind. The new steering wheel is also a highlight, feeling nice in hand.

What’s the infotainment like?

Updated for the current-gen model, the Qashqai gains a 7.0-inch colour touchscreen to handle the infotainment. It’s on the small side, meaning you have to be precise with your inputs and the graphics are dated. Still, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are standard, as is DAB+ digital radio, which plays through a six-speaker audio system. The instrument cluster gains a 4.2-inch screen for features like the digital speedo.

Something left wanting, and a sign of the Qashqai’s 2014 ilk, is a lack of USB and USB-C ports. There are none in the back, and just a single port is hidden in the centre storage bin. And there’s no wireless charging, either. The upcoming third generation can’t arrive soon enough.

What is the storage like?

Given its ‘small’ SUV category designation, the Qashqai offers space some of the competition can’t match. The boot is 430 litres, extending to 1598 litres with the 60/40-split rear seats folded. There is a bit of a step up from the boot floor when the rear seats are stowed, however, the load bay is flat and the lip isn’t too intrusive when heaving in weighty/bulky items.

The centre console is endowed with a cavernous storage compartment and further bolstered by numerous provisions for cups, bottles, keys, wallets and sunglasses. Basically, there are a plethora of places to put a family’s worth of items.

What engines are available?

You can have any engine you want, as long as it’s a naturally aspirated four-cylinder. Its relatively large capacity does its best to mask a lack of torque compared to smaller, turbocharged units, with the 2.0-litre unit producing 200Nm. Combined with 106kW of power, the Midnight Edition offers ‘enough’ grunt to cope with the 1392kg kerb weight and fulfil its intended use… just.

Within city limits, the Qashqai operates amicably and the CVT is one of the better units on the market. Where it becomes strained is open-road overtaking, especially given power and torque are developed high in the rev range (6000 and 4400rpm respectively). The 2.0-litre four-pot sounds strained, too, as the CVT perches the tacho needle high in the rev range.

What about the fuel economy?

Officially the Qashqai Midnight Edition is rated at 6.9L/100km on a combined cycle. However, throughout testing the trip computer returned eights, even when pushing the oddly placed Eco mode button for frugal driving. It’s a shame some of the Nissan/Renault alliance turbo petrol and diesel engines offered in other markets aren’t available here.

What’s it like to drive? 

All the controls are light, progressive and easy to use for the daily grind and family hauling. Driven within these parameters the Midnight Edition ticks boxes by being easy to live with. The brakes are strong and progressive, the steering is light for city car parks and the stepped-ratio CVT mimics a conventional torque-converter automatic with six ratios for a ‘manual mode’. The suspension tune leans towards the stiff side. However, the dampers offer enough control on the rebound to prevent pogoing. Still, overall, it’s a bit too firm to be branded cosseting.

A somewhat interesting move is the fitment of Michelin Pilot Sport 4 tyres (225/45 front to rear) to the test car. It’s a lot of rubber for a humble SUV, especially given its usual performance-based applications. And while the sticky hoops offer the safety of heightened grip levels, it’s almost too much as the body struggles to match their competence, exacerbating the Qashqai’s roll. There’s also noticeable kickback and rack rattle through the steering wheel on poor surfaces.

How safe is the Qashqai?

The Qashqai range receives a five-star ANCAP safety rating, but it’s worth keeping in mind the score is carried over from the 2017 model year. Nissan Intelligent mobility active-safety includes blind-spot warning, lane-departure warning, emergency braking (AEB), rear cross-traffic alert 360-degree surround-view camera with parking sensors and intelligent driver alert. ISOFIX is fitted to the two outboard rear seats.

Sadly, given the price point, active cruise control, pedestrian/cyclist detection and lane-keeping with steering intervention aren’t standard, you have to step up to the Ti for that.

What are the alternatives?

Many. So many, in fact, it’s hard to list them all, so here are some of the key combatants. The never-say-die Mitsubishi ASX which, despite its age, keeps brewing a sales storm. In terms of racking up sales accolades, it’s the Lewis Hamilton of the small SUV segment. Like the Qashqai, it offers a lot of physical car for the monetary outlay.

Others to consider are the not-so-small Kia Seltos, dynamically talented Toyota C-HR, pragmatic Honda HR-V and the ‘funky’ Hyundai Kona. The Skoda Kamiq and Volkswagen T-Roc offer Euro quality, while the Mazda CX-30 pairs dynamics with a premium cabin. The choice is seemingly endless in this burgeoning class.  

The bottom line

The Qashqai is a classic case of ‘the more you spend, the less sense it makes. While the Midnight Edition jazzes things up a bit, there really isn’t much point extending into this price bracket. The metal-for-money equation that Nissan’s SUV does so well is no longer in its favour. At $28,290 (manual) and $30,290 (auto), the entry-level ST is about all the Qashqai you’ll ever need. The superior space and easy-to-live-with nature make it appealing to the masses.

So, while the Midnight Edition conjures visual delight and, somewhat out of character, offers grippy performance-orientated rubber, it isn’t the variant to buy. It’s also worth keeping in mind that a new Qashqai is, we’re told, around the corner.

Article sourced from https://practicalmotoring.com.au/

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Skoda kamiq 2020 is a mid size SUV which is plotting it’s way in India and is contending with Hyundai Creta and Kia Seltos. It is expected to remain identical to its European counterparts as it will come through CBU route. The premium appeal of the car is accentuated by a strip of chrome surrounding the front grille. The LED headlamps are split unit while the front bumper houses large air intakes at the centre.  It has number of engine options available  which includes three petrol powertrain like 1.0 litre TSI (2 tunes) and 1.5 Litre TSI. Skoda Kamiq interior is quite impressive which looks quite modern with 9.2 inch touch screen perfectly positioned to give a clear view to the driver. The overall material is exquisite, gives a soft feel and positioned as a value for money brand. One of the main highlights of the Euro-spec Kamiq is that it boasts of a five-star Euro NCAP rating and that is a testimony to the fact that it might be the safest car in its segment. However, we can expect Skoda to drop some features when it will officially launch the Kamiq in India, to make Skoda price in India aggressive.

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New Skoda Kamiq (2024) -Redesign Exterior and Interior! /First-Look!

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New Skoda electric SUV to be called Enyaq Skoda has confirmed that its forthcoming electric SUV, the brand's first model designed as an EV from the ground up, will be called Enyaq.  Derived from the Irish name Enya, meaning 'source of life', the name continues the 'Q' theme of Skoda's existing combustion SUVs such as the Kamiq, Karoq and Kodiaq. The 'E' is also said to be a reference to electromobility.  The Enyaq will be the production version of Skoda's Vision iV concept, which was revealed last year and which Autocar has been behind the wheel of in prototype form. It'll go on sale in 2021, with Skoda promising at least ten electrified models will launch under the iV sub-brand by the end of 2022.  The 4.66m-long Kodiaq-sized four-door coupé crossover is based on the VW Group’s MEB platform and, in concept form, uses a 302bhp four-wheel-drive EV powertrain offering a 310-mile range and the ability to charge up to 80% in 30 minutes.  The coupe-SUV's cabin shows a design that has moved on from current Skoda interiors, with a multi-level dashboard, large free-standing central screen, and minimalist look.  The absence of a transmission tunnel in the EV allows "plenty of storage space", according to the firm, alongside a compartment allowing two mobile phones to be wirelessly charged. Said to provide "a specific outlook of the brand's electric future", the Vision iV is a more production-previewing concept than the 2017 Vision E.  Although in profile the two concepts look nearly identical, the grille of

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Skoda Kamiq review - For Practical body shape Long kit list Frugal engines Our Rating 4.5 Against Not much fun to drive Some cheap interior materials Lacks the character of its predecessor 2019 The Skoda Kamiq is one of the best small SUVs on sale few can match its balance of practicality value and comfort The Skoda Kamiq is a fantastic all-rounder; its one of the first compact crossovers to offer enough space and practicality to feasibly act as a familys only car. Despite its dink... by @iamspeedrunner. Also, check out https://www.iamspeedrunner.com

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Next-generation Skoda Fabia Will Debut in Early 2021!

If Skoda brings the forth technology Fabia to India, it is going to primarily based on the MQB AO IN platform right here in India. Sadly, Skoda skipped the present technology of the Fabia in India.

Skoda first launched the Fabia in India approach again in 2008 however then finally discontinued it in 2013 because of low gross sales. The present technology Fabia was then launched in 2014 for worldwide markets however Skoda by no means introduced that to India. However, there’s a model new Skoda Fabia that’s coming very quickly and it might additionally make its strategy to India.

Next-gen Skoda Fabia will debut in early 2021. (Image used for illustration solely)

The upcoming Fabia would be the forth technology of the hatchback and it wasn’t anticipated till late 2021 or early 2022. However, Skoda appears to have quick forwarded their plans as reviews recommend that the fourth-gen Fabia is ready to be quick tracked for an early 2021 debut. The new Fabia can be primarily based on the MQB AO platform. The present gen Fabia is a mixture of the older PQ26 platform and a few bits from the MQB platform. This solely implies that the next-gen Fabia will see some main upgrades.

Although we have no idea how the brand new Fabia goes to seem like, we will inform its going to drastically completely different from the current mannequin. That’s as a result of its utterly shifting to the brand new MQB AO platform. We anticipate the design to be extra in line with newer Skoda vehicles with a cut up LED headlamp design and a wider and extra aggressive physique type. However, dimensionally, its not anticipated to be drastically completely different from the present car as its supposed to be a small household hatchback and it additionally must be differentiated from the Scala.

Sadly, Skoda skipped the present technology of the Fabia in India.

The interiors of the next-gen Fabia is predicted to be much like the current-gen Fabia that’s bought internationally however after all, will probably be extra trendy and can include beneficiant quantity of tech as nicely. The new Fabia might function a bunch of inside tools upgrades corresponding to Skoda’s MIB 3.0 Infotainment system, in addition to touchscreen choices of 6.5-inch, 8-inch and 9.2-inches.

Also Read : Jeep Working On A Small SUV To Fill In The Gap Of Maruti Gypsy

But what can be beneath the hood, you ask? The next-gen Fabia might be powered by a 1.0-litre TSI petrol engine with energy outputs starting from 94bhp to 114bhp. Of course it is going to additionally see some form of electrification. Skoda might launch a mild-hybrid variant for the Fabia with both 12V or 48V hybrid capability choices. There’s no phrase on a diesel engine and most definitely, there gained’t be one because the VW Group is pushing for electrification. 

Also Read : Skoda Superb Facelift India Launch in May; Kodiaq Petrol to Come by Late 2020!

Skoda sadly gave a skip to the current-gen Fabia in India. If the forth-gen Fabia makes its strategy to India, will probably be primarily based on the MQB AO IN platform for India. Skoda has a vital yr lined up forward of them in India. They are going to have probably the most thrilling stands on the Expo with the Superb facelift, Karoq, Octavia RS245, the BS6-compliant Rapid and a Kamiq-based SUV.

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