Skoda Kushaq And Slavia Base Trims Get A Price Cut Of Up To Rs. 70,000

Skoda has made some exciting moves in the Indian market. Firstly, they've introduced the stunning Slavia Matte Black edition, adding a dash of elegance and style to their sedan lineup. Additionally, they've revised the base prices for the Slavia and Skoda Kushaq models, making them more accessible to Indian customers. It's worth noting that these attractive prices are available for a limited time during the festive season, so it's a fantastic opportunity for car enthusiasts to get their hands on one.

Let's look at some more details about the same.

Skoda Slavia And Kushaq Base Models Now Cheaper By Up To Rs.70k

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The base Slavia now starts at Rs 10.89 lakh, which is a significant Rs 50,000 cheaper, while the base Kushaq starts at Rs 10.89 lakh, a reduction of Rs 70,000. This development came to light alongside the new edition launch but there is a caveat. These entry-level prices are for a limited time period which expires after the festive season.

Moreover, Skoda has taken the elegant Slavia sedan up a notch with the introduction of the Matte Black edition. This special edition features a striking Carbon Steel exterior paint shade finished in matte, adding a touch of sophistication to the car's aesthetics. The door handles and wing mirrors have been given a sleek gloss-black finish, providing a contemporary and stylish look. Notably, the chrome finish for elements like the grille, bumper garnishes, and window lining remains unchanged, offering a blend of classic and modern design elements.

It's also worth mentioning that the Kushaq has undergone a similar treatment, enhancing its visual appeal. The Slavia Matte Black edition is available with all the existing powertrain options, although Skoda has not yet disclosed the specific pricing for this unique and stylish variant.

Skoda Kushaq And Slavia: Powertrain

Mechanically both vehicles are powered by the BS6 Phase 2-updated 1.0-liter and 1.5-liter petrol engines. As for the transmission, they come equipped with a 6-speed manual, a six-speed automatic, and a seven-speed dual-clutch gearbox. Diesel is not an option in any combination of the variants in any of these cars.

Meanwhile, Skoda has upgraded the top-spec Style trims of its Slavia and Kushaq models by adding powered front seats and footwell illumination. This enhancement also extends to the Kushaq Monte Carlo variant. The noteworthy addition is the powered adjustment for the front passenger seat, setting a new standard in the segment

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