Skoda Slavia vs Skoda Kushaq Comparison

The Slavia 1.5 is going up against the likes of Honda City, Hyundai Verna and the soon to be launched VW Virtus in the market. And looking at the prices of the Style trim of the 1.0 liter model that ranges from Rs 13.59 lakh to 15.39 lakh, the 1.5 litre Slavia could start around ₹ 14.5 lakh, ex-showroom. That could make it the most expensive offering in the segment, but as we've seen with some recent cars, that strategy has worked well for Skoda.

The Skoda Kushaq presents itself as a compelling option in its segment, offering features and incentives that are likely to attract customers. With a generous 4-year warranty and coverage for up to 1 lakh kilometres, along with flexible maintenance packages, Skoda demonstrates its commitment to customer satisfaction and vehicle reliability. The Kushaq checks most of the essential boxes for consumers, and although it may not completely revolutionize its segment, it's poised to make a significant impact. It is likely to draw customers away from its competitors, creating a noticeable dent in their sales, thanks to its balanced blend of features, warranty, and maintenance offerings.