The second-generation Kodiaq (NU, 2024-onwards) launched with two body configurations that matter for seat covers: 5-seat and 7-seat. A cover set for the 7-seater includes third-row covers that lie unused in the 5-seater; a 5-seat set has no third-row pieces to fit a 7-seater.
Fit facts at a glance
| Fact | Value |
|---|---|
| Configurations | 5-seat, 7-seat, 5-seat iV PHEV |
| Front seats | Bucket-style, side airbags standard |
| Middle row (standard) | 3-seat bench, sliding |
| Middle row (VarioFlex option) | Three individual sliding seats |
| Trims (UK) | SE, SE L, Sportline, L&K, vRS |
What to look for on the listing
- Confirm seat count matches your car (5 vs 7 vs iV).
- If your car has VarioFlex, middle-row covers must be individual-seat-cut - a bench cover does not fit.
- iV PHEV is 5-seat only in the UK; no 7-seat option.
- Sportline and vRS add deeper front bolsters that need trim-specific covers.
- Airbag-compatible seams non-negotiable across every trim.
Frequently asked questions
Are the L&K quilted seats compatible with covers?
For fit yes; the seat frame is the same as SE L. If you want to preserve the L&K’s diamond-quilted look visible through the cover, buy semi-transparent mesh rather than solid neoprene.
Do first-gen Kodiaq covers fit the current car?
No. The Mk2 (NU) uses new seat frames with different mounting points.