A covered, self-contained cooking station, delivered more or less ready to use.
A British modular outdoor-kitchen system in weatherproof units you combine around a grill. A considered, high-ticket build rather than an impulse buy. Priced on configuration.
A steel-framed outdoor kitchen module built around a gas or charcoal insert, with storage and worktop. Configured and priced per build.
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A kitchen pod is a covered outdoor cooking station, usually with a roof, worktop and space for a grill and a sink, delivered as a unit rather than built in place. It is the shortcut to an outdoor kitchen for people who do not want a construction project.
The roof is the point: it means you cook outdoors in weather that would drive you inside, which in Britain is most of the year. Check the ventilation is genuine before you put a charcoal cooker under any roof, and never run charcoal in an enclosed pod.