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Thanks - the first actual reply that answered my question! Some good feedback there - will see how I get on Saturday and post my thoughts on here. When you say in comfort mode, it’s not boat like, is that in a good or bad way? As you appear to have tweaked your tire pressures, does it have individual tire pressure readings on the entertainment/virtual cockpit?

Only the 2.0 comes with 45 profile tyres, the 1.5 comes with 40 profile tyres (unfortunately) - at the moment, I’ve taken out total loss gap alloy wheel tire insurance just to be safe

You’re probably there before me then, as I’m picking mine up at 12.! As a matter of interest, what colour are you getting? Your ride will probably be a bit better than mine as you have the 45 profile on the 2.0. If you don’t mind me asking, did you get any special deal on the combined alloy/bodywork cover? I think I was quoted £500 odd quid.

Skoda Karoq Sportlne Edition UK owners (with standard 19” wheels) - be interested to hear from some of you as to how you’re getting on with the ride quality? Does the dynamic chassis control (DCC) really make any difference? I’m thinking about getting alloy and tyre insurance simply cause I’ve never had such big alloy wheels/low profile times (pity there was not an option to change the size at the order point)

Not that it might make any difference, but the direct SEL replacement is the SEL edition not SE edition (SEL edition is a bit plusher than the SE edition)

Me too!

Mine was ordered just days after Edition variant was released and is now at dealers with private plate on - just waiting for 1.3.25 pick up as it is so close to then

Even which tyre is faulty is better than my MY21 Karoq - all that does is throw a light (and nothing else) on so looks like it has changed a little in the last few years

Due to get my Sportline Edition shortly - one thing I wanted to ask is does it have individual tyre pressure monitoring readings that you can access via the virtual cockpit - I did see images online of the reverse camera display looking different to my 21 plate but wasnt sure what those images were for. I think the earlier poster was referring to blind spot detection though which is part of travel assist plus - I dont think that is the same as the images shown on the reversing camera though - happy to be wrong though!

The SEL has the Amundsen (rotary knobs), the SEL edition has Columbus (no rotary knobs)

if you refresh my earlier post I later added the following "page 15 shows the open/close button on rear hatch" - suppose we all should have mentioned that earlier!

You definitely have an SEL then (sounds like app is incorrect for some reason) but I suspect you missed out on the SEL Edition - the link below is for an SEL edition so you can see some of the upgrades - page 3 of interior photos show interior boot release on side of door tray/pocket and page 9 shows the ACC distance -/+ controls and page 15 shows the boot open/close button on the rear hatch Black SKODA Karoq 1.5 TSI ACT SE L Edition Euro 6 (s/s) 5dr for sale for £32,490 in Norwich, Norfolk

What colour roof rails do you have ?

I am certain that virtual pedal boot has never been standard spec on pre edition SEL's - I believe that either that advert is inaccurate or the virtual pedal boot was added as an option

There are several easy ways to tell if you have either a pre edition version of SE or SEL as below SE Drive had black roof rails - SEL had chrome roof rails (this is the most obvious identification method) SE Drive had 17" alloys - SEL had 18" alloys SE Drive had cloth seats - SEL had microfibre seats It does not matter that your car was registered in 2025, the more important thing is when it was built (not always easy to tell). I very much suspect you have one of the latter SEL's (rather than SEL edition) so missed out on any "edition" upgrades An easy way to tell if you have an SEL edition is if it has the following - Infotainment screen with no rotary controls, Adaptive cruise control (marked distance -/+ on top of lower left stalk) and of course electric boot

Personally, I would say no chance!

I reckon its more likely your car was made just before spec changes took effect (and/or registered late)

This may help (May 24 brochure) - how accurate it is, is another matter as I have found they can contain spec errors Karoq_Brochure_May_2024.pdf

The pictures you refer to appear to be that of an SEL (or SE Drive) but Matrix lights were not standard on either model. If the picture is an SEL then it definitely had LED lights but not sure about cornering lights. Not so sure about any of the lights on the SE Drive but this link may or may not help Skoda | Auto Catalog Archive - Brochure pdf download

Above is correct re speed monitoring, but that applies to all cars not just the Karoq SEL

If you can find a dealers in stock non edition variant that is still possible

I meant compared with the previous brochure/pricelist dated 18.10.24 - SEL had all of the above on the 18.10.24 one when the Edition variants were announced

As there seems to be some confusion as to what’s included and what’s not, I have found this which seems quite comprehensive and easy to understand - hopefully it is still correct/up to date

Early versions of the sport line edition must’ve had the last of the old style steering wheels.. New ones now coming through have the new style “SKODA” steering wheel after all - picture is not the best, but you can see the design. I guess this shows the way the production lines transition from one spec to another. Not sure if this is the new style wheel for other Karoq models as this is the first one I’ve seen.

If you mean the fold out picnic table things , I have those on my current SEL, but from what I can see the sportline has never had those in recent times anyway