Skoda Kushaq news

Tata cars entered South Africa, Mahindra BE 6 Batman Edition’s availability increased, and a Maruti crossover hit a milestone and there are more interesting updates to look up to

Multiple limited edition launches also managed to grab attention over the past week

The Limited Edition of all these cars comes with a 360-degree camera and some minor cosmetic tweaks at no extra cost

Price cuts, deliveries information and a recall announcement also made headlines over the past week

Previously, the Czech carmaker announced a recall for all three cars back in April 2025 regarding concerns about the rear seatbelts

The top-selling Kylaq demands the highest average waiting period in June 2025

The recall is issued for over 25,000 units manufactured between May 24, 2024 and April 1, 2025

The month of March not only brought special editions like the XUV700 Ebony but also introduced ultra-luxury models like the Maybach SL 680 Monogram

The update has rejigged the variant-wise features on both cars and has reduced the Slavia’s prices by up to 45,000, while increasing the Kushaq’s cost by up to Rs 69,000

Models from Honda and Skoda are readily available in select major cities, but you may need to wait until mid-year to get home a Toyota SUV

Along with well-admired sedans among car lovers, Skoda presented multiple SUVs, including a concept model that highlights the brand's design vision

Toyota Hyryder will make you wait up to 10 months, while Honda Elevate is available immediately in some cities

Honda recalled more than 90,000 units of its old models in 2024, which was the most for any mass-market carmaker in India

All carmakers reported a dip in month-on-month (MoM) figures except one carmaker that offers two models in the segment

The Skoda Kylaq, in the top-spec Prestige variant, offers more features than the Kushaq’s mid-spec Sportline variant while being more affordable by Rs 30,000