Skoda Kushaq news

The Tata Sierra might be bigger, more spacious and feature-loaded, but there’s one very good reason to still pick the new Skoda Kushaq over it

The fun-to-drive Czech SUV stands against one of the segment-leading Korean SUVs. Which one to pick?

Base or one above base? A battle among the Kushaq lower variants to see which one is more value-for-money

Both cater to a similar audience, but completely differ in their identities and DNA. Find out which one of the two you should buy

Is the sportier Sportline worth the extra money over the more balanced Signature variant? Let’s find out

The Kushaq might have the smallest dimensions, yet it does not fail to impress!

Same powertrains, same features, but both have their unique identities

With most things standard, you only miss out on a couple of handful comfort and convenience and an engine option

These prices are applicable for the top-spec Monte Carlo variant with the 1.5 TSI engine

Skoda is offering the Kushaq in 5 broad variants, with prices starting from Rs 10.69 lakh

This trim of the Kushaq offers a great blend of affordability, sportiness and equipment

The month saw the return of a popular compact SUV, multiple facelifts across segments, and the launch of premium luxury offerings

The base variant of the Skoda Kushaq is hard to fault in terms of value proposition and might make you question the premium for the top-spec variant

The Monte Carlo is a visual-only variant that adds a bit of sportiness in the Kushaq’s elegant design

The top-spec prestige variant of the Kushaq is all about the feel-good things, including one feature that’s unique in the entire segment