ZacDaMan72

You may be able to get your dealer to defer your build week, when I ordered mine I got it delayed by two weeks if I remember correctly.

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Yes it’ll fit but the real question be is it plug and play...I’d be keen to change the steering wheel - can’t justify taking the depreciation loss on a 1 year old car just for KESSY on all doors, cooled seats, and the nice steering wheel (the only stuff I really care about)

I think it's about a 3-5 weeks from order to getting your order locked in by the factory, can't remember all too well as we got our order placed in May deffered to get a MY20 build car. Dealers should have information communicated about MY21 changes within two weeks or so as far as I'm aware. Any build date past build week 30 will have the new parts i.e. steering wheel, MIB 3 infotainment, however it doesn't guarantee you'll get some new tech features like predictive cruise control etc.

I know. No Kodiaq RS interior picture has been seen yet apart from my own go at a photoshop which I haven't put out in public for obvious reasons. Kodiaq doesn't have the ambient light on the passenger dash cause of the compartment behind the trim. I do agree that some angles the pictures look somewhat doctored, however it's a MY21 directive by Skoda to have the new steering wheel in all cars. Superb Sportline for example:

UPDATE: MY21 cars will be built from BW33 onwards. Just received news about the upcoming model year change. I have no proper confirmation, however down the grapevine, people who work for Skoda in some markets have divulged some information: • 190PS/140kW TDI new replaced with 200PS/147kW TDI engine • New 180kW TSI engine available (Update: Will be replacing the 176kW 2.0 BiTDI - end of production BW48) • New steering wheel from Octavia with capacitive hand detection • MIB 3 infotainment, which entails the following: USB C replaces USB A No more DVD/CD slot, SD slots Online functionality via eSIM (built in) • KESSY sensors for all 4 doors • Ventilation and seat depth adjustment available for RS/Sportline • Sleep Package temporarily removed (due to supply constraints) • ACC now only 210kph instead of 160/210 • Update: Predictive Cruise Control + multi-lane Emergency Assist available • Update: Media Control not available • Update: Beige interior for textile and Suedia upholstery not available • Update: Optional USB Type C socket in rear view mirror cover now available Here are some leaked images from Skoda of the new interior - main change is steering wheel. Last one is the Sportline, but that's the steering wheel expected to be used in the Sportline and RS. Skoda CZ should be releasing MY21 specification and price list next week.