Used SKODA KAMIQ for sale

What types of used Skoda Kamiq cars are there?

The Kamiq (2019-present) shares its platform with the SEAT Arona and VW T-Cross, as Skoda sits underneath the VW Group umbrella.  

Popular Skoda Kamiq trims 

Skoda offers a few different trim levels on its Kamiq SUV, each offering incremental improvements to the styling and interior tech. 

Some of the most popular trims are: 

> Skoda Kamiq SE – the Kamiq SE, which gets you LED headlights, an eight-inch infotainment screen, Apple CarPlay/Android Auto and cruise control 

> Skoda Kamiq SE L – the SE L gets (almost) all the bells and whistles such as a 9.2-inch touchscreen, leather steering wheel and a Virtual Cockpit 

> Skoda Kamiq Monte Carlo – the sporty Monte Carlo trim with a panoramic sunroof, 10.25-inch touchscreen and adaptive LED headlights on top of the SE L 

Skoda Kamiq history 

The Kamiq has only been out a few years, but that doesn’t mean Skoda’s not busy behind the scenes making small improvements. 

> First-generation Skoda Kamiq (2019-2023) – debut at the Geneva Motor Show, taking heavy inspiration from the Karoq and Kodiaq models 

> First-generation Skoda Kamiq facelift (2023-present) – switched-up the styling and modernised the interior slightly 

What features does the Skoda Kamiq have?

You’ll get different features in your Kamiq model depending on the trim you choose, but there’s some impressive tech in all models.   

Apple CarPlay and Android Auto come as standard in all the latest models, which can often be easier to connect to than learning a new infotainment system.  

You’ll also have plenty of head and legroom in the Kamiq thanks to its boxy shape, plus the 400-litre boot can be extended to a 1,395-litre loading space with the rear seats dropped.   

You can also choose to add wireless smartphone charging if you fancy giving your phone a boost on the go.   

Is the Skoda Kamiq reliable? 

The Skoda Kamiq was awarded a five-star Euro NCAP safety rating in 2019, so you know it’s a secure and sturdy car. This includes a 96% adult occupant rating and 85% for children, thanks to the Kamiq’s Crew Protect Assist system and up to nine airbags.   

The Kamiq is widely reviewed as a reliable model, with its drivers praising the running costs and high-quality feel of the car.   

While the Kamiq itself is yet to appear on many reliability rankings, similar models like the Skoda Kodiaq and Karoq rank well and are a great indicator of how the Kamiq will perform.   

How much does the Skoda Kamiq cost to run?

The Skoda Kamiq is an efficient option that’s frugal on fuel, achieving up to 52.6mpg with its 1.0-litre petrol engine.   

Even the larger 1.5-litre petrol can still achieve up to 49.7mpg, and the 1.0-litre petrol with the DSG automatic gearbox gets up to 48.9mpg.  

The latter is one of the least efficient engines offered, which is a good sign for overall fuel economy.   

The Kamiq sits in insurance groups nine to 20, so it shouldn’t be too pricey to insure either.   

Who is the Skoda Kamiq suitable for?

A used Skoda Kamiq is an ideal family car. It isn’t too costly, but it’s packed with handy features and is comfortable enough that backseat passengers won’t feel squished.   

The Kamiq is also ideal for motorists looking for extra space and a chance to hop on the SUV trend, without adding too much bulk.  

The efficient engines also mean the Kamiq is a dream on longer motorway journeys.