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Skoda kushaq 2021

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The Skoda  Kushaq has amassed more than 15,000 bookings since its launch.

Skoda kushaq price 

The Skoda kushaq has priced its compact SUV between Rs 10.49 lakh and Rs 17.59 lakh (ex-showroom, pan-India).

Skoda kushaq variants

The Kushaq is available in three trims: Active, Ambition, and Style.

Skoda kushaq seating capacity

 It is a five-seater.

Skoda kushaq engine and transmission 

It gets two turbo-petrol engines. The first one is a 1-litre (115PS/178Nm) three-cylinder unit, while the other is a 1.5-litre four-cylinder (150PS/250Nm). There’s a 6-speed manual as standard, an optional 6-speed torque converter (for the 1-litre engine), and a 7-speed DSG (1.5-litre).

Skoda kushaq feature

Skoda offers the Kushaq with ventilated front seats, a 10.25-inch touchscreen system, wireless charging, a sunroof, connected car tech, and a 6-speaker sound system with a subwoofer.

Skoda kushaq safety

Ensuring passenger safety are up to six airbags, electronic stability control (as standard), and rear parking sensors.

Skoda kushaq price 

The price of Skoda Kushaq starts at Rs. 10.49 Lakh and goes upto Rs. 17.99 Lakh. Skoda Kushaq is offered in 9 variants - the base model of Kushaq is 1.0 TSI Active and the top variant Skoda Kushaq 1.5 TSI Style 6 Airbags DSG which comes at a price tag of Rs. 17.99 Lakh.

Skoda kushaq mileage

The price of Skoda Kushaq starts at Rs. 10.49 Lakh and goes upto Rs. 17.99 Lakh. Skoda Kushaq is offered in 9 variants - the base model of Kushaq is 1.0 TSI Active and the top variant Skoda Kushaq 1.5 TSI Style 6 Airbags DSG which comes at a price tag of Rs. 17.99 Lakh.

Fuel Type	Transmission	ARAI Mileage	* City Mileage	* Highway Mileage
Petrol	Manual	17.95 kmpl	-	-
Petrol	Automatic	17.7 kmpl	12.72 kmpl	16.36 kmpl

Skoda kushaq images 

                                          

1.Skoda kushaq front side view 

The Kushaq has a lot going for it. There are some nice linear and sharp lines with rather flat sides and short overhangs which give the Kushaq a nice boxy SUVesque image that fans of the genre favour. The signature Skoda grille, smart headlamps, and sporty-looking bumper make for an attractive face. Even the 17-inch alloys and boomerang tail lamps look rather cool. At the same time, some curves and flared arches around the wheels are missing which could have given the Kushaq some more presence on the road. Overall, it's a smart-looking SUV that will please most but it doesn't really stand out. It's shorter in both height and overall length than it's big rivals but it actually sits on a larger wheelbase.

2. Skoda kushaq interior design 

Like the exterior, the insides of the Kushaq are clearly well-thought through, particularly the dash and interior layout. However, unlike the more sterile exteriors, there are some nice touches on the inside. The two-spoke steering, chrome accents on the aircon vents, and the steering-mounted control knobs catch your eye and draw you in. 

3. Skoda kushaq side view 

After experiencing it in the flesh a whole lockdown ago, we finally drove the Kushaq just days before its price announcement. It's name is derived from the Sanskrit word 'kushak' or king and the carmaker is making royal claims for the most important car in its India history. It has a lot of firsts under its belt already: first made-in-India, first named-in-India, and first made-for-India product.

5. Skoda kushaq engine view

The Kushaq is powered by either a 1.0- litre turbo petrol making 115PS and driving the front wheels via a 6-speed manual or auto. The second engine is a 1.5-litre turbo petrol making 150PS with a 6-speed manual or a 7-speed DCT transmission. The 1.0-litre turbo is the same powertrain we have experienced on the Rapid, but it wasn't available for this first drive. 

The 1.5-litre engine was the only choice and we managed to drive both the manual and auto variants. The engine is smooth and refined with linear power delivery and there's plenty of power for exciting twisty roads as well as effortless long trips. We had no trouble hitting triple-digit speeds with ease and Skoda's claims of 8.6 seconds to 100kmph sounds perfectly believable. Only going to drive in the city? Well, the motor pulls from as low as 1300rpm, so it has excellent driveability at city speeds as well.

6.Skoda kushaq back view

The boot space, at 285 litres, may sound small but its shape allows you to fit in a lot. The low-loading lip is almost flat and the 60:40 split seats help free up more space even if they don't fold completely flat.

There are also some areas where better materials could have been used, such as the flimsy-feeling side aircon vents, the hard plastic handbrake lever, the roof panel near the IRVM, and the sunshades -- all of which could have been better executed. So while we still say that the overall experience is upmarket, these hiccups are noticeable.