The Skoda Kamiq's headlights are upside down. That might be the most daring and enigmatic thing about this new compact crossover hatchback, which is set to join bigger SUV-ish siblings the Karoq and Kodiaq in UK showrooms later this year. On those two larger cars, the dipped-beam projectors sit just above the daytime-running light (DRL) strips as part of one combined lamp unit. On the new Kamiq, though, the DRLs are sited above and the headlights themselves sit - separately, as it happens - just below. And this is what passes for 'interesting' on a compact Skoda in 2019: a design trick already pulled by the Citroen C3 Aircross and Hyundai Kona a year ago, for what it's worth.
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