Skoda Cars Between 5 to 8 Lakh in India

Does the all-new Skoda Kylaq have an ace up its sleeves to take on the fight against some well-established rivals?

The new features and design elements are a step-up and add to the overall desirability quotient of the car.

The Skoda Kodiaq is the Czech carmaker's big bet as it aims at rapidly increasing volumes in existing and new markets worldwide. And why not, after all SUVs and compact SUVs with a crossover flavour are the 'it' segment and see much higher growth (and margins) than industry averages. This is of course just as true in India too, and which is why the Kodiaq becomes very important for us - and indeed Skoda India too!

Its design language speaks forms that are quite unique among such cars. It's been styled according to the latest trends within the Skoda brand, and maintains the new family look.

Like the Octavia, the Skoda Rapid has also been an underrated car and we strongly believe that the Czech based car manufacturer should have introduced this facelift at least a year ago, but well, better late than never.

The Skoda Superb has been one of the Czech manufacturer's most important offerings as it provides the right blend of comfort, luxury, performance, and value. Here's a review of the Czech carmaker's luxury sedan.

The new Skoda Octavia boasts of a more powerful engine - a 177 bhp 1.8-litre TSI turbo petrol and a 2.0-litre turbo-diesel engine. The interior has been revamped with features like a massive sunroof, a powered driver's seat with seat memory, a six-CD changer, dual-zone climate control, parking sensors, remote locking and such others. Other updates include an improved torque and a stiffer chassis.

Skoda Auto India has undertaken an exercise to give similar appearance to all outlets of its dealers across the country, a top official said. The company sells mid-size sedan Rapid, premium sedan Octavia, luxury sedan Superb and premium SUV Yeti in the Indian market. It has 76 dealers across the country.

Skoda recently showed the new cabin of the Superb and had revealed the sketch earlier to that, but now there's news that the next generation of the flagship model will be fully revealed on the 17th of February.

After we saw the saw the pictures of the car recently, Skoda has released a couple of images depicting the cabin of their flagship Superb model. The Superb is about to reach the third generation after Skoda revived the name back in 2001.

Driven by European Rally Champion Miko Marczyk, the Skoda Superb 2.0 TDI was averaging just 2.61 liters of diesel per 100 kilometres – that’s 38.31kmpl

On the first day of the reservation window opening, Skoda has already received over 100 pre-bookings for the spicy sedan, carandbike has learned.

The launch of the fiery RS – being shipped in as a fully built-up car – will also mark the return of the famed Octavia nameplate to the Indian market after a near two-and-a-half-year hiatus.

Commemorating two and a half decades in India, Skoda has introduced special editions for the three models with additional features.

Now with the smaller Kylaq around, is there a need to get yourself the bigger sibling, the Kushaq? Or is the elder sibling still a better bet, at least on paper?

Shadowy teaser images provide the first glimpse at the upcoming three-row electric SUV.

On the sidelines of the all-new Skoda Kylaq premiere, Petr Janeba, Brand Director, Skoda Auto India confirmed the return of Octavia RS in India.

The Kodiaq RS makes its debut a year after the global premiere of the second-generation Kodiaq

Taigun + Virtus = Pickup Truck Concept made by Mechatronics students. The entire programme focuses on vocational training for students.

A fully electric compact crossover, the Elroq is based on the same platform as the larger Enyaq. But will debut a newer design language from the Czech carmaker.