Is Skoda Kushaq worth it?

The 1.0 TSI auto is the value choice here at 15.7 lakh while the 1.5 TSI is the enthusiast’s choice at Rs 16 lakh. That said, even the base trim is decently equipped at 10.49 lakh (the 1.0 TSI). Overall, the Skoda Kushaq is a compact SUV that is great to drive and yes, it has been worth the long wait!

Which Kushaq model is best?

So, the Skoda Kushaq’s Ambition is the mid-spec variant and it is positioned in between the base Active and range-topping Style variants. Now the Ambition trim remains our pick of the lot because it offers a very balanced and just the right amount of creature comforts.

Is Skoda Kushaq successful?

We have been successful in providing an unparalleled value luxury proposition and the launch of KUSHAQ has really accelerated the ambitions of the ŠKODA brand in India.

Will Skoda Kushaq have diesel engine?

No. Currently there is no diesel engine option available on Skoda Kushaq.

Why Kushaq is expensive?

The Kushaq also comes with a turbocharged engine which adds to the cost but makes the vehicle fun to drive. When compared, the base variants of other mid-size SUVs misses out on a lot of equipment and they are offered with naturally aspirated engines.

Is Kushaq a safe car?

Skoda is known for offering safe cars in the Indian market. The Kushaq comes with a long list of features like six airbags, a tyre pressure monitoring system, ABS with EBD, TCS, rear-parking camera, automatic headlamps, TCS, multi-collision braking system and hill assist system.

Which model of Kushaq is value for money?

The Base 1.0 TSI is value for money due to its standard equipment which is mainly safety features. The base Kushaq is loaded with electronic aids which its competitors offer only on the higher variants.

Does Kushaq have sunroof?

Skoda Kushaq does not have a sunroof.

Why is Skoda Kushaq worth buying?

These engines, combined with great handling characteristics, result in an absolute delight for the one driving the Kushaq. So if you love to drive your own car, it almost can’t get better than this. There are plenty of smart bits in the Kushaq, which Skoda likes to “Simply Clever” features.

Is Kushaq same as Kamiq?

At 4,221 millimeters (166.1 inches) long, 1,760 mm (69.3 in) wide, and 1,612 mm (63.4 in) tall, the Kushaq is a tad shorter and narrower than the Kamiq sold in Europe while being significantly taller. It sits higher to accommodate a specific suspension setup needed to better cope with India’s typically rougher roads.

Is Skoda Kushaq petrol or diesel?

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.

Is Skoda Kushaq a flop?

User Review on Skoda Kushaq Active 1.0 TSI MT This is definitely a blunder by Skoda in terms of pricing, development and safety features. Ironically interior quality is quite poor even as per Skoda standards.