Skoda India Introduces their Kushaq SUV with the Elegance edition in the Indian market. This edition gets some of the cosmetic changes in the market. Let's discuss the changes that one gets to see in this new Elegance edition...
Skoda India Introduces their Kushaq SUV with the Elegance edition in the Indian market. This edition gets some of the cosmetic changes in the market. Let's discuss the changes that one gets to see in this new Elegance edition of the Kushaq.
Design of the Skoda Kushaq Elegance Edition
The Elegance edition is like the dark edition variant which one gets to see on both the Kushaq and even the Slavia. Multiple changes are done including the black colour option with the car. Earlier, none of the Skoda models like the Kushaq and the Slavia featured this edition on their cars. The black exterior shade on the Kushaq is something that's definitely stellar and its inspiration is the Monte Carlo edition. The elegance edition of the Kushaq has diamond-cut alloy wheels that one also gets to see on the Monte Carlo edition of the Kushaq.
Interior and features of the Car
One thing that's inside the car is the inclusion of the Elegance badge on the steering wheel. This is something one will find something different in comparison to other variants of the Kushaq. Further, Skoda also features the Elegance edition with the cushions that get the Elegance badge. All the features one gets to see on the Style variant are standard on the Kushaq. These include a 10-inch touchscreen, ventilated seats, electric seats, subwoofer, etc. Additionally, Skoda also offers puddle lamps that come with the brand's logo.
Engine and Transmission
Skoda is currently offering the 1.5-liter TSI engine with this edition that pumps out 148 BHP of power and 250 Nm of torque. Furthermore, it also gets a 6-speed manual transmission as well as a 7-speed DSG gearbox.
Pricing of the Kushaq
Its pricing is Rs 18.31 lakhs (ex-showroom, India) for the manual variant and the DSG goes up to Rs 19.51 lakhs (ex-showroom, India).
Also Read: Skoda Kushaq Monte Carlo review