New-Generation Skoda Octavia: Variants Explained
- The new-gen Octavia is roomier than before and gets a plush cabin
- The new Octavia is substantially more expensive than its predecessor
- The 2021 Skoda Octavia is locally assembled at VW's Aurangabad plant
The fourth-generation Skoda Octavia has been finally launched in India and the model is available in two variants - Style and L&K. The new sedan is a big step up over its predecessor with a concentrated effort towards comfort. There's little to fault with the Octavia with the great space, premium cabin and a long list of features on offer. Power comes from the 2.0-litre TSI engine that develops 188 bhp and 320 Nm of peak torque, while paired with the 7-speed DSG gearbox. The prices though are steep starting at Rs. 25.99 lakh for the Style trim, going up to Rs. 28.99 lakh (all prices, ex-showroom India) for the L&K version. But do remember you do get a fair amount of kit for the money on both variants. Here's a break-up of all the features that you get at the different price points.
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The 2021 Skoda Octavia Style variant misses out on the fancier alloy wheels, adaptive lights and chrome garnish on the bumper
2021 Skoda Octavia Style - Rs. 25.99 Lakh
The base Style gets the following features as standard:
LED headlamps
Puddle lamps
LED fog lamps
Rotare 17-inch alloy wheels
Beige suede & leather upholstery
Leather-wrapped steering wheel
12-way electrically adjustable driver's seat with memory function
Ambient lighting
Height-adjustable front centre arm-rest
Rear seat arm-rest with cup holders
Virtual Cockpit
10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay & Android Auto
8 speaker music system
Dual-zone climate control
Adjustable rear AC vents
Cruise control
Type-C USB charging sockets
12V power socket in the luggage compartment
Cooled glovebox
Automatic wipers and LED headlamps
Front and side airbags
Electric parking brake
Park Distance Control
ABS with EBD
ESC & EBD
MKB with HHC
HBA and Anti-Slip Regulation
Electronic Differential Lock
TPMS
Front seat-belt reminder
Shift-by-wire technology
Also Read: 2021 Skoda Octavia Review
The L&K variant adds the electrically adjustable passenger seat, Canton sound system, roller blinds, virtual pedal and more
2021 Skoda Octavia L&K - Rs. 28.99 Lakh
In addition to all the features from the Style trim, the L&K trim also adds:
Adaptive LED headlamps
Black Pulsar 17-inch alloy wheels
LED garnish on the bumper
Aluminium pedals
Side airbags for rear passengers
Fatigue alert
Virtual boot release pedal
Electrically operated tailgate
12-way electrically adjustable front seats with memory function
11 speaker Canton audio system
Roller blinds for rear windows and rear windscreen
Wireless charger
Hands-free parking
Type-C USB charging sockets below the rear AC vents
Type-C USB charging socket in IRVM
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