Shifting-Gears

Key highlights Skoda Kylaq introductory price period ends Pricing for the top variants reduced by up to Rs 46,000 Base and mid variants are pulling majority buyers Months after the launch of its most affordable SUV in India, the Kylaq, Skoda has reduced the prices by up to Rs 46,000. Is the Skoda Kylaq a flop car already, or is it due to something else? Read our detailed report below. Also read: MG Windsor PRO launched at INR 17.49 lakh Skoda Kylaq May 2025 price revision details Skoda launched the Kylaq SUV back in 2024, while its deliveries began in early 2025. Immediately after the launch, it became the most popular and best-selling Skoda car. Reason? Its introductory price was lucrative at Rs 7.89 lakh. Now, the Chez carmaker has ended the introductory price period, which has further led to the price revision for the complete lineup. With the new pricing implemented, the top variants, Prestige and Prestige AT, have undergone a hefty cut of Rs 40,000 and Rs 46,000, respectively. Meanwhile, the popular base trim Classic and middle-trim Signature have witnessed a price hike ranging from Rs 26,000 to Rs 36,000. A detailed price list of the new Kylaq variants is as follows: Variants New price Old price Difference Calssic Rs 8.25 lakh Rs 7.89 lakh +Rs 36,000 Signature Rs 9.85 lakh Rs 9.59 lakh +Rs 26,000 Signature AT Rs 10.95 lakh Rs 10.59 lakh +Rs 36,000 Signature+ Rs 11.25 lakh Rs 11.40 lakh -Rs 15,000 Signature+ AT Rs 12.35 lakh Rs 12.40 lakh -Rs 5,000 Prestige Rs 12.89 lakh Rs 13.35 lakh -Rs 46,000 Prestige AT Rs 13.99 lakh Rs 14.40 lakh -Rs 41,000 Is Skoda Kylaq a flop car? While the latest price revision has reduced the sticker price for the top variants, it is the base and mid-variants that are selling in the majority. In fact, Skoda pulled 5,327 unit sales for the Kylaq brand in March 2025 itself. Hence, the price cut signifies that Skoda wants customers to opt for the top variants as well. But, the overall sales and the price packaging of the vehicle indicate that it is a good option compared to its rivals, like the Tata Nexon. Also read: Hyundai Exter new affordable sunroof variants launched Our verdict Skoda Kylaq offers good value due to its sturdy build quality and the peppy turbo-petrol engine combination. Its top trims are loaded with advanced features, including electric seats, sunroof, LED lights, and more.

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