Skoda Window Shades: Karoq and Kodiaq Only

Skoda is a brand people search for and find very little on, so here is the honest position. We cut shades for the Karoq and for two Kodiaq bodies. Two further listings on the site, the Kushaq and the Slavia, are cars Skoda builds for India and never sold new in Australia; they are there because our pattern library is shared with other markets, and an Australian owner should not order from them. And the Skodas most Australians drive, the Octavia, Superb, Fabia, Scala and Kamiq, have no cut at all yet.

What we cut

Prices are the standard ones: $49.99 for the front doors, $59.99 for the rear, $99.99 for all four. The tailgate panel is $59.99, or $108.99 with the rear doors. On the first-body Kodiaq the third-row quarter pair is $49.99 and there are bundles up to all eight panels at $199.99. The Skoda Kodiaq and Skoda Karoq pages carry the same listings.

The Kodiaq built 2017 to 2020

The first Kodiaq went on sale here in 2017 and the 2021–2024 listing starts four years later. Those are the supplier's years. The 2021 facelift changed the bumpers and lights and left the glasshouse alone, so a 2017–2020 car is the same body as the one the pattern was cut on. Send the build month from the compliance plate and we will confirm before you order rather than have you work it out from the listing. The second-generation Kodiaq that arrived in 2025 is a new shell with its own cut, and the two do not swap.

The quarter glass on the seven-seater

The first-body Kodiaq is a seven-seater and has a fixed pane behind each rear door that the third row sits against. Universal shades are sized for door glass and leave it bare. We cut that pane as its own pair, listed as "Third-Row Side Windows", and it is the one to add if anyone actually rides in the back row. The 2025 Kodiaq listing is doors and tailgate for now. There is a guide to the windows behind the rear doors if the position names are new to you.

The Karoq

One body since it arrived here in 2018, one listing, no year question. Doors and tailgate. The rear pair is where most Karoq owners start, because that is where the child seat is, and the tailgate is worth adding if the car lives outside.

What we do not cut

Octavia, in any body. Superb. Fabia. Scala. Kamiq. Enyaq. If you drive one of those, the measuring app gets you a quote on a one-off set, and the Octavia wagon is the one we are asked for most, so it is on the list. The Kushaq and Slavia listings are real cuts for real cars, but not cars you can buy here; if you have imported one, they will fit.

Ordering

Karoq takes the Karoq listing. Kodiaq built 2021–2024 takes the first-body listing, 2025 on takes the second, and 2017–2020 gets a build-month check first. Start with the rear pair. The guide to choosing which windows to cover explains why that is where more than half of everything we sell goes.