Comparison: width Skoda Kamiq vs. competitors 2025

Now, let's slice through the mists of time and peek at the Kamiq's width over its illustrious career. Imagine the vast changing landscapes, the shifting fashion—actually, forget it. The Kamiq's width hasn't budged an inch since it first rolled off the line in 2019. Yes, from the first generation all the way to the 1. Facelift in 2024, it's remained steadfast at 1793 millimeters, a testament to Skoda's 'If it ain't broke, don't fix it' approach. A trunk size with the rear seats folded that's an equally unchanging 1395 millimeters only sweetens the pot. Clearly, Skoda found the golden mean of vehicular girth and decided to pitch a tent there.

Where does this paragon of proportions stand among its Skoda brethren, you ask? Well, nestled comfortably in the family tree, it's like the middle child that got everything just right. A tad more generous in the hips than the Skoda Fabia, which is a svelte 1780 millimeters wide, yet it doesn't sprawl across the road like the Skoda Octavia and its ilk, all boasting a width of 1829 millimeters. It's wider than the Fabia, making it feel like you've been upgraded from a cozy nook to a spacious lounge, yet doesn't quite stretch to the mansion-esque expansiveness of the Octavia models.

But how does this majestic chariot fare against the gallant steeds from yonder lands? The Kamiq whispers a challenge to the likes of the Abarth 500/595/695, a spunky little number that's like a shopping trolley in comparison at 1627 millimeters wide. Then there’s the Hyundai ix35, a veritable leviathan at 1890 millimeters, making our protagonist look like it's been on a diet. On more equal footing, the Audi Q2 comes in at 1794 millimeters wide, offering a rivalry as close as a shadow. The elegance of this comparison lies not just in the numbers, but in the realization that while others reach for the skies or scrape the ground, the Kamiq strides confidently in its perfectly carved niche.