The Skoda Karoq could head into a second generation, but it might not materialise for a while as the automaker waits for legislative certainty.
Martin Jahn, Skoda’s head of sales and marketing, told Autocar the Czech automaker has a full line of combustion powered cars, and it plans to “keep them as long as customers want them, as long as it’s legally possible, and as long as it’s financially viable”.
When asked more about the future of the Karoq, which is the oldest vehicle in Skoda’s range, Mr Jahn said a new generation “would certainly make sense”.
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