The standard crossover Monte Carlo differs by a different radiator grille with a black edging, full LED headlights, roof rails and black exterior mirror housings. The car also received a panoramic roof, a black diffuser, special badges and 17- or 18-inch alloy wheels.
Inside, the special Kamiq features height-adjustable sports seats, special ambient lighting, new floor mats, as well as aluminum pedal and sill plates. The steering wheel, handbrake and gear lever are upholstered in perforated leather. The crossover's cabin also features a 10.25-inch virtual cockpit for the instruments and a touchscreen multimedia display ranging from 6.5 to 9.2 inches.
The public debut of the Skoda Kamiq Monte Carlo will take place at the Frankfurt Motor Show on September 10. European sales of the new model are expected to begin before the end of this year. Prices will be announced later.
