What will a Skoda Karoq be worth in 2029?
A new one costing 30.200 € will be worth around 22.900 € in 2029 and 19.800 € in 2031. In the first year it loses 3.000 €, 250 € a month.
Skoda Karoq 1.5 Petrol 150 CV bought new today
EstimateWith 15,000 km a year and sold to a private buyer. The drop levels off at 4 years (2030): from then on it loses less each year than average.
In 5 years (2031)
19.800 €
That year it loses 1.400 € (−7 %)
For the tax office (39 % of its new price)
11.778 €
- What you'll get for it (market)
- Tax office value (taxes only)
See the year-by-year table
| Year | Age | Km | Market | Loses that year | Tax office |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Today (2026) | 0 years | 0 | 30.200 € | – | 30.200 € (100 %) |
| 2027 | 1 year | 15.000 | 27.200 € | 3.000 € (−10 %) | 25.368 € (84 %) |
| 2028 | 2 years | 30.000 | 25.000 € | 2.200 € (−8 %) | 20.234 € (67 %) |
| 2029 | 3 years | 45.000 | 22.900 € | 2.100 € (−8 %) | 16.912 € (56 %) |
| 2030 | 4 years | 60.000 | 21.200 € | 1.700 € (−7 %) | 14.194 € (47 %) |
| 2031 | 5 years | 75.000 | 19.800 € | 1.400 € (−7 %) | 11.778 € (39 %) |
| 2032 | 6 years | 90.000 | 18.500 € | 1.300 € (−7 %) | 10.268 € (34 %) |
| 2033 | 7 years | 105.000 | 17.500 € | 1.000 € (−5 %) | 8.456 € (28 %) |
| 2034 | 8 years | 120.000 | 16.400 € | 1.100 € (−6 %) | 7.248 € (24 %) |
By engine
Which Skoda Karoq holds its value best?
The best-selling version of each engine, bought new today and with 15,000 km a year.
| Version | New | 2029 | 2031 | Keeps | Loses a year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.5 Petrol 150 CVPetrol | 30.200 € | 22.900 € | 19.800 € | 66 % | 2.080 € |
| 2.0 Diesel 150 CVDiesel | 33.300 € | 24.500 € | 21.100 € | 63 % | 2.440 € |
“Keeps” and “loses a year”: over the next 5 years. New price: the average sale price from the tax office tables.
Used
If you buy a used Skoda Karoq
What each registration year is worth today and what it will be worth in 2029, with 15,000 km a year.
| Registered in | Worth today | In 2029 | Loses a year | Tax office today |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20241.5 Petrol 150 CV | 25.000 € | 19.800 € | 1.730 € | 20.234 € |
| 20221.5 Petrol 150 CV | 21.200 € | 17.500 € | 1.230 € | 14.194 € |
| 20201.5 Petrol 150 CV | 16.000 € | 13.400 € | 870 € | 8.874 € |
| 20181.5 Petrol 150 CV | 14.200 € | 12.000 € | 730 € | 6.264 € |
The best-selling version of each year. “Tax office today” is its value for ITP, not what it's worth on the market.
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Your car
What your Skoda Karoq will be worth
EstimateWhat it's worth today
21.200 €
In 2031, 5 years from now
15.500 €
Keeps 73 % of today's value
Next year it loses
1.400 €
117 € a month
On average it loses 1.010 € a year, 84 € a month, over the next 8 years. It loses more in the first years and less later.
In 5 years (2031)
15.500 €
That year it loses 900 € (−5 %)
For the tax office (19 % of its new price)
5.738 €
- What you'll get for it (market)
- Tax office value (taxes only)
See the year-by-year table
| Year | Age | Km | Market | Loses that year | Tax office |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Today (2026) | 4 years | 60.000 | 21.200 € | – | 14.194 € (47 %) |
| 2027 | 5 years | 75.000 | 19.800 € | 1.400 € (−7 %) | 11.778 € (39 %) |
| 2028 | 6 years | 90.000 | 18.500 € | 1.300 € (−7 %) | 10.268 € (34 %) |
| 2029 | 7 years | 105.000 | 17.500 € | 1.000 € (−5 %) | 8.456 € (28 %) |
| 2030 | 8 years | 120.000 | 16.400 € | 1.100 € (−6 %) | 7.248 € (24 %) |
| 2031 | 9 years | 135.000 | 15.500 € | 900 € (−5 %) | 5.738 € (19 %) |
| 2032 | 10 years | 150.000 | 14.600 € | 900 € (−6 %) | 5.134 € (17 %) |
| 2033 | 11 years | 165.000 | 13.800 € | 800 € (−5 %) | 3.926 € (13 %) |
| 2034 | 12 years | 180.000 | 13.100 € | 700 € (−5 %) | 3.020 € (10 %) |
It's the average depreciation in the Spanish market for its engine, with the km it does and in normal condition. It doesn't come from real listings: some models hold their value better and others worse.
When to sell it?
The worst is over
The steep drop ended when it turned 4 years old. Since then it has lost less each year than the average of its first 10 years (1.600 €): as far as value goes, there's no rush to sell. Next year it will lose around 1.400 €.
This only looks at the loss of value. Keeping it longer also has costs: servicing, tyres and an ITV inspection every year from age 10.
And with another engine?
A car of its size (compact SUVs) with the same age and km, at the typical new price for each engine. What it keeps in 5 years:
- Petrolyoursnew 30.200 € · loses 1.140 € a yearkeeps 51 %
- Dieselnew 33.300 € · loses 1.200 € a yearkeeps 50 %
- Hybridnew 30.400 € · loses 1.220 € a yearkeeps 56 %
- Plug-in hybridnew 35.800 € · loses 1.220 € a yearkeeps 47 %
- Electricnew 40.500 € · loses 1.180 € a yearkeeps 40 %
What it keeps, as a share of its new price. According to Ganvam, at 3 years an electric car is worth 23 % less than a petrol one; a plug-in hybrid, 9 % less, and a hybrid, 8 % more.
What it will be worth to the tax office
For taxes onlyIt's not what you'll get for it. The tax office takes the new price from its tables (30.200 €) and multiplies it by a fixed percentage depending on age: today, 47 %; in 2031, 19 %. It's the minimum base for ITP (transfer tax) if you sell it to a private buyer and for Inheritance and Gift Tax. It ignores mileage and condition, and from 12 years on it stays at 10 %.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What will a Skoda Karoq be worth in 5 years?+
A new Skoda Karoq 1.5 Petrol 150 CV costs around 30.200 €. With 15,000 km a year, in 2031 it will be worth around 19.800 € if you sell it to a private buyer: 66 % of what it cost. With more km, a bit less; with fewer km, a bit more.
How much does a Skoda Karoq lose a year?+
In the first year, around 3.000 € (250 € a month). After that it loses less each year: on average, 1.730 € a year over the first 8 years.
When is it best to sell a Skoda Karoq?+
If you only look at the loss of value, from 4 years on: until then it loses more each year than the average of its first 10 years (1.600 €); after that, less. Selling earlier means selling on the steepest part of the drop.
Which Skoda Karoq loses the least value?+
Because of its engine, the 1.5 Petrol 150 CV: at 5 years it keeps 66 % of what it cost. The one that loses the most is the 2.0 Diesel 150 CV, which keeps 63 %. It's the market average for each engine, not a figure for this specific model.
