2026 Skoda Karoq 110TSI Select review

We don't blame you for forgetting the Skoda Karoq existed, but we do suggest you give it a look if a small-ish SUV is what you're after.

Age is starting to weary Skoda's petrol-powered mid-size SUV, although its no-nonsense nature will still suit some.

The Karoq Sportline 4x4 has bucketloads of 'Simply Clever' touches and dynamic driving prowess, though its asking price is creeping up and up.

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

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

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.

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

The practical Karoq Style and punchy Karoq Sportline offer two different experiences, but both are underrated in the compact SUV sales race.

This Czech-made SUV is among the more under-appreciated cars on sale, especially in its flagship AWD form.

It might wear the same badge as before, but the Karoq 110TSI is a less sophisticated car than before. Has an older engine undermined its appeal?

Skoda is close to having a full SUV line-up in Australia, with the arrival of the range-topping Karoq 140TSI Sportline. Does a dash of sporty spice make this the Karoq we really, really want?