Tom-Kodiaq

Thanks Infoschumi. Is yours a petrol or diesel engine?

I'd have got diesel also, but they don't import than into Australia.

Thanks so much everyone for your comments. 'Aronisk' I'm not sure if it's "2liter petrol 204 or 265". Is that the difference between the standard and RS 2 litre petrol engines? Mine is a Kodiaq Select 4x4 2.0LT/P 7sp DS launch edition version. I hadn't contacted the service centre as when researching the fuel economy ChatGPT said - If yours is the 2.0 TSI AWD version, real-world consumption commonly lands around: Highway: 7.5–9 L/100 km Mixed: 9–11 L/100 km City: 11–13 L/100 km So 12 L in city conditions isn't abnormal. That was disappointing and surprising news to me, but it's only now that I thought to ask other Skoda Kodiaq users. I will ask the Dealer this week. I'll also stop using Eco mode & coasting for city driving, though that does seem a bit counter logical to me.

Apprx 22 degrees C. Normally 20 to 40 kms per day comprising of one or two short trips 10 to 25 kms. No Stop/Start available. 95 mainly, occasionally 98 RON. Tried Normal & Comfort and it seems to make little difference. Had the sensor changed recently on catalytic converter - not sure if that's relevant or not.

Hello Everyone, I've searched but can't find a discussion on the fuel economy of the Mk2 2.0 Litre turbo petrol engine Kodiaq. Mine has about 2,000 kms on the clock and is returning approximately 13 litres to 100 kms (approx. 18 mpg) which surprises me as the reviews I read stated it was closer to 9 or 10 litres per 100 kms. I'm mainly driving by myself in Eco mode and coasting wherever I can as well as drivingly as light footed as possible. Almost all my driving is in city traffic. Is this rate likely to just be 'new engine' poor economy, or just to be expected in city traffic driving. I should mention that I'm in Australia and regrettably they don't offer the diesel version here. Thanks, Tom