2024 Skoda Karoq Price & Specs

The Skoda Karoq has been tweaked for 2025, with a revised lineup featuring new equipment – and higher prices – arriving in showrooms.

We cast our eyes over the current crop of medium SUVs on sale in Australia to determine which has the most boot space.

The new entry point into the Karoq family sneaks back under the $40k barrier and makes a compelling alternative to base-spec rivals.

Skoda’s next electric vehicle is edging closer to its unveiling, with covers expected to come off the Karoq-sized Elroq in a handful of days.

The new entry-level Skoda Karoq is available to order now. It's priced from $39,990 drive-away nationwide.

Alex L purchased this Skoda Karoq new with additional options for $41,000 (including all on-road costs). Alex L would buy this car again because: "Quiet smooth transmission and engine handles well and a pleasure to drive. Nice looking car comfortable seating. The active safety features in the option pack are great but add to the price some what. I think the blind spot monitoring and auto braking and warning for reversing into traffic is very worthwhile."

The Skoda Karoq is small on the outside, and practical on the inside – but some of the option costs are unbelievable.

Almost the entire Skoda lineup has received a price rise for the 2024 model year. There have also been a number of specification adjustments.

Most SUVs in Australia are backed by a capped-price servicing scheme, but some are more expensive than others to maintain.

We look at Australia's most popular vehicle segment – mid-sized SUVs – to see how they stack up when it comes to boot space.

Skoda will reinstate blind-spot monitoring and rear cross traffic alert across all its models as standard as chip shortages soften.

The 'base' Karoq can be optioned to luxury levels, though that comes with an upmarket price tag. It's a good thing that deserves to do better.

Skoda Australia has recorded over 1000 vehicle arrivals in a month, which paves the way to strong supply of its entire model range.

Skoda dealers have cars in stock, and cars coming into stock, ahead of the end of financial year.

Skoda Australia has confirmed it now has renewed supply of the Octavia, Kamiq, and Karoq. They're entering dealers and can be ordered now.

The Skoda Karoq is a smart alternative to the mainstream mid-sized SUV crowd, but recent price rises have dulled its shine slightly.