Škoda Auto opens booking for Kylaq, prices start from ₹7.89 lakh
The Hindu
Škoda Auto India introduces the Kylaq SUV with four variants, starting at ₹7.89 lakh, promising a game-changing customer experience.
Škoda Auto India, which recently unveiled the sub-4 metre SUV called the Kylaq, said the vehicle will come in four variant options - Classic, Signature, Signature+ and Prestige.
The SUV has a starting price of ₹7.89 lakh for the Kylaq Classic trim. The top-of-the-line Kylaq Prestige AT is priced at ₹14.4 lakh.
Bookings for the Kylaq opened on Monday and deliveries will begin from January 27, 2025, the company said.
Petr Janeba, Brand Director, Škoda Auto India said, “The all-new Kylaq marks the advent of a New Era for the Škoda brand in India. Škoda Kylaq will be a gamechanger not just for us, but for the segment, and will democratise European technology on Indian roads, alongside redefining the customer experience.”
“We have announced the best-in-segment ownership experience for the first 33,333 customers,” he added.
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