Skoda Slavia news

The Honda City finally has the features it deserved, but is that enough to rival the Skoda Slavia’s European build and driving feel?

Is the Slavia’s affordable price enough to beat the Verna’s more feature-loaded package? Let’s find out

Expect changes to be on similar lines as the updated Kushaq

There’s a special bonus waiting for you!

You can’t even get the Red even in the sporty Monte Carlo variants of the Slavia and Kushaq anymore

The Honda Amaze gets the highest price cut of up to Rs 1.2 lakh among subcompact sedans, while the Volkswagen Virtus get savings of up to Rs 67,000, which is the maximum amongst compact sedans

With a price cut of up to Rs 3.28 lakh, Skoda cars have become very affordable now after the application of new GST rates

Although the revised prices will come into effect on September 22, 2025, Skoda is also offering limited-time equivalent benefits to customers seeking immediate delivery

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

Of the eight models in the mass-market sedan space, only three cars managed to have a positive movement for their month-on-month (MoM) and year-on-year (YoY) figures

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 Slavia Sportline is available with two turbo-petrol engine options, while the Honda City Sport comes solely with a naturally-aspirated petrol unit

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