Skoda Kushaq 2021-2026 news

The special edition of the compact SUV can only be had in one variant

While special editions are generally based on top-spec trims, Skoda offers this one on the base-spec Active variant

The spied model was seen flaunting some cosmetic upgrades over the standard Kushaq including a roof rack and blacked-out details

Both SUVs scored five stars in the Global NCAP crash tests and let’s find out which one is the safest

Both these SUVs have received a five-star safety rating. Let’s see which one is safer of the two?

The SUV is the first made-in-India car to score a perfect five-star rating for both adult and child occupant protection

The limited edition gets subtle cosmetic upgrades with a couple of new features

It is certifiably one of the safest cars in India and the first to score five stars for child occupant protection

The first batch of LHD (left-hand drive) Kushaq SUVs is being shipped to Arab Gulf Cooperation Council (AGCC) countries

Skoda promises up to nine per cent more fuel-efficiency on models with the 1-litre TSI motor thanks to them featuring auto idle start-stop feature as standard

It is available with more features today than when it was launched

The updated powertrain is also compatible with flex-fuels, which contain ingredients sourced from renewable energy sources

The smaller display has led to the two Skoda cars losing out on wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay

The non-sunroof variant is priced at Rs 15,09 lakh, Rs 20,000 less than the top-spec Style 1-litre MT trim
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