2017 Skoda Karoq vs Volkswagen Tiguan: Differences comparison

by Derek Fung

The 2017 Skoda Karoq replaces the Yeti, and is based on the Volkswagen Tiguan. See the differences between the siblings in this side-by-side comparison.

Karoq G1

Tiguan G2

Although the Karoq rides on the same MQB platform as the second-generation Volkswagen Tiguan, and despite earlier rumours, the two cars don't share a single body panel.

Karoq G1

Tiguan G2

The Karoq looks like a scaled down Kodiaq, and has a much sharper and more distinctive body than the bland, but much improved, Tiguan.

Karoq G1

Tiguan G2

The two cars will have different dashboards and interior styling, although full images of the Karoq's cabin haven't been released.

Karoq G1

Tiguan G2

Both the Tiguan and Karoq will share a range of turbocharged four-cylinder petrol and diesel engines.

Karoq G1

Tiguan G2

The Karoq's headlights are said to be inspired by Czech crystal work.

Karoq G1

Tiguan G2

Like the Kodiaq, the Karoq has sharp lines.

Karoq G1

Tiguan G2 LWB

For now, the Skoda Karoq is only available as a five seater. The Tiguan, on the other hand, is available in both SWB and LWB forms, with the latter having seven seats and three rows.