Skoda Kylaq Launched In India: Prices Of All Variants Revealed

Finally, after keeping us waiting for a long time, the Czech automaker Skoda India has revealed the pricing details of its newest SUV, the Kylaq. The all-new sub-compact SUV from the brand starts at Rs 7.89 lakh and goes all the way up to Rs 14.40 lakh. The Kylaq will be offered in four variants, namely Classic, Signature, Signature+, and Prestige. Here are all the details of features provided with each variant, along with the pricing.

Skoda Kylaq: Variants and Pricing

Classic: Affordable base variant – Rs 7.89 lakh

The first and entry-level variant of the Skoda Kylaq is the Classic variant. It has been priced at Rs 7.89 lakh (ex-showroom) and will come with a decent number of features. On the outside, the Classic trim will come with 16-inch steel wheels with wheel covers and manually adjustable IRVMs.

Moving on to the inside, the Classic variant will come with fabric seats, a tilt-adjustable steering wheel, a manual air conditioning system, rear AC vents, analogue dials with digital MID, a front armrest, electrically adjustable ORVMs, and a 12V socket at the front.

Skoda is also offering the base variant of the Kylaq with four speakers. However, it does not come with any infotainment system. Moving on to safety features, it comes well-equipped. Its list of features includes six airbags, ABS with EBD, ESC (electronic stability control), ISOFIX seat mounts, traction control, and adjustable headrests for all passengers.

Other features include central locking, three-point seat belts for all passengers, auto engine start-stop, and power windows. As for the powertrain, it gets the 1.0-litre TSI petrol engine with 115 bhp of power and 178 Nm of torque. The Classic trim only gets a 6-speed manual transmission option.

Signature – Rs 9.59 lakh

Next up in the lineup is the Signature variant. It is the second base variant and gets all the features offered with the Classic variant. As for the pricing, it is priced at Rs 9.59 lakh for the manual transmission variant. On the other hand, the automatic trim has been priced at Rs 10.59 lakh.

In terms of features, it comes with 16-inch alloy wheels instead of steel rims, a rear defogger, a 5-inch touchscreen infotainment screen, a dual-tone dashboard, steering-mounted controls, chrome garnish on AC vents and door handles, 2 tweeters, USB Type-C slots at the front, and a rear parcel shelf. It also gets a tyre pressure monitoring system.

Signature+ – Rs 11.4 lakh

The third variant in the Skoda Kylaq lineup is the Signature+ trim. It is priced at Rs 11.4 lakh for the manual transmission variant and Rs 12.40 lakh for the automatic gearbox. On top of the features offered in the standard Signature trim, it comes equipped with power-folding ORVMs, a digital instrument gauge cluster, and cruise control.

It also gets a bigger 10-inch touchscreen infotainment system, automatic climate control, a rear centre armrest, a leather-wrapped steering wheel with chrome garnish, and paddle shifters with the automatic transmission variant.

Prestige – Rs 13.35 lakh

The last and most expensive variant of the Skoda Kylaq is the Prestige variant. The manual transmission option is priced at Rs 13.35 lakh, and Rs 14.40 lakh with the automatic gearbox. In terms of the feature additions, the top-of-the-line variant gets 17-inch diamond-cut alloy wheels, a powered sunroof, and a rear wiper and washer.

It also gets ventilated front seats, leatherette upholstery, powered front seats, a wireless smartphone charger, and an auto-dimming IRVM.

Skoda Kylaq Price Overlap with Kushaq

Skoda has launched the Kylaq with a very competitive price tag. However, it has to be noted that apart from rivaling the likes of the Tata Nexon, Hyundai Venue, Maruti Suzuki Brezza, and others, it will also be taking on a few lower-spec variants of its elder sibling, the Kushaq.

The Skoda Kushaq currently starts at Rs 10.89 lakh and goes all the way up to Rs 18.79 lakh. Now, it could be slightly troublesome for Skoda, as both models are based on the same platform, and the Kushaq’s higher-spec trims could cannibalize the sales of some lower-spec Kylaq trims.