Skoda Slavia Monte Carlo Gets Two New Dual-Tone Colour Options

Skoda Auto India has expanded the Skoda Slavia Monte Carlo lineup with two new exclusive dual-tone colour options, Shimla Green and Steel Grey. Limited to just 200 units, these new paint schemes add a greater sense of exclusivity to the sportier variant of the Slavia. The colours were first introduced on the 2026 Skoda Kushaq facelift and have now made their way to this sedan. Apart from the new colour options, the car remains mechanically unchanged, and prices continue to remain the same.

Skoda Slavia Monte Carlo

The Monte Carlo is the sportiest variant in the Slavia lineup, distinguished by blacked-out exterior elements such as the alloy wheels, grille, ORVMs, and Monte Carlo badging. Inside, it gets an exclusive black-and-red cabin theme with leatherette upholstery and contrasting red accents, giving the sedan a more performance-oriented look and feel.

The latest additions to the Monte Carlo's colour palette are Shimla Green and Steel Grey, both of which were first introduced with the 2026 Skoda Kushaq facelift. With these additions, buyers can now choose from the following colour options:

• Lava Blue
• Deep Black
• Candy White Dual Tone
• Cherry Red Dual Tone
• Brilliant Silver Dual Tone
• Shimla Green Dual Tone
• Steel Grey Dual Tone

This brings the total number of dual-tone colour options available on the Slavia Monte Carlo to five.

Powertrain

The Skoda Slavia Monte Carlo is available with two turbo-petrol engine options, both paired exclusively with automatic transmissions. Buyers can choose between a 1.0-litre TSI engine mated to a 6-speed torque converter automatic and a 1.5-litre TSI EVO engine paired with the 7-speed DQ200 DSG gearbox.

Skoda Slavia engine specifications:

End Note

The two new dual-tone colour options give the Slavia Monte Carlo a more distinctive appearance, helping it stand out from its rivals. Combined with the Monte Carlo's blacked-out styling elements, the new Shimla Green and Steel Grey finishes further enhance the sedan's sporty character. Adding to their appeal is the fact that these colours are limited to just 200 units, making them more exclusive than the standard paint options.

The introduction of these new colours also comes at an interesting time, with the Skoda Slavia facelift expected in the coming months. While Skoda has not officially linked the two developments, these exclusive paint schemes could serve as a fitting send-off for the current-generation Slavia Monte Carlo.

There is no change in pricing. The Slavia Monte Carlo 1.0 TSI continues to be priced at Rs 14.99 lakh (ex-showroom), while the 1.5 TSI DSG is priced at Rs 18.19 lakh (ex-showroom). In the Slavia lineup, the Monte Carlo sits below the range-topping Prestige variant.