Skoda Kodiaq Mileage

Poor-quality fuel: The fuel you use affects your automobile's performance. If you wish to improve performance and mileage, always use good quality fuel from a reputed fuel station. It is also better to have a steady fuel station unless needed. 

Condition of the Vehicle: Neglected maintenance results in lower mileage for the Skoda Kodiaq. On the other hand, regular engine maintenance and oil changes improve performance and economy.

Overloading: Having more load than the recommended boot space and seating capacity can put a lot of pressure on the engine and lead to reduced mileage. Use the extensive 270 litres of boot space of the Kodiaq wisely and maintain the five-seater capacity. 

Your Driving Style: Sudden acceleration and forceful braking are preferred by aggressive drivers. Even at faster speeds, you still need to drive cautiously on highways. Speeding might reduce its mileage. On the other hand, you may get more mileage by using highway cruise control or keeping a constant speed. You might accelerate gently and pay attention to stops to get better mileage.

Upsizing  Tyres: Larger tyres may have lower fuel economy since they weigh more. Stock tyres, on the other hand, have a higher mileage. The larger ones have a higher rolling resistance, so they need more effort and are more challenging to roll. Your engine may suffer if your tyres get smaller since they will get less mileage. 

Road Situation: The state of the roads may affect fuel economy. Well-maintained, smooth terrain provides less resistance, and vehicle owners may maintain a steady speed on smooth streets. On the other hand, poorly maintained roads may cause the engine to work harder and encounter more resistance.