Expectations from the first mainstream SUV from a brand like Skoda were always going to be sky-high and the Kushaq delivers for the most part. It feels solidly built and even rides and handles well. The ride is especially impressive, with it taking on the worst of our road surface with ease. It is also rather practical and comfortable for a family of four. Even both petrol engines have enough power to put a smile on your face. On the other hand, Jeep Compass feels proper premium in all areas now, both in terms of the features it packs, the experience in the cabin and the way it drives. So it gets an all-round thumbs up from us. For a better understanding of compatibility and driving comfort, we would suggest you to take a test drive. Follow the link and select your city accordingly for dealership details.
The facelifted SUV comes with the same engine options as before: a 1.4-litre turbo-petrol (163PS/250Nm) and a 2-litre diesel (172PS/350Nm), both offered with a 6-speed manual as standard.
