Skoda Slavia facelift production starts ahead of launch
Skoda Slavia production has started at the company’s Pune facility, marking an important step ahead of the updated sedan’s launch. The facelift was unveiled in August and is expected to reach buyers soon, bringing several notable changes over the current model.
What changes with the Slavia facelift?
The updated Skoda Slavia gets a new eight speed automatic transmission, along with features aimed at improving rear seat comfort and convenience. A rear seat massage function is also part of the facelift package.
Skoda Slavia facelift features
The main additions announced for the facelift include:
- Eight speed automatic transmission
- Rear seat massage function
- 360 degree camera
- Updated equipment over the existing Slavia
For buyers considering a midsize sedan, these additions make the facelift more relevant than a routine cosmetic update. However, exact variant wise specifications and pricing for the facelift have not been provided here.
Production starts in Pune
Production of the updated Slavia has now begun at Skoda Auto Volkswagen India’s Pune plant. This indicates that the launch is moving closer, although buyers should wait for the official launch details before making a purchase decision.
The current Slavia remains the model available to buyers until the facelift officially goes on sale. Anyone planning to book a Slavia soon may want to compare the outgoing car with the updated version once its complete pricing and variant details are announced.
What should Slavia buyers do now?
If you are planning to buy a Slavia, the facelift is worth waiting for if the newly announced features matter to you. More details on variants, pricing and availability will be important before deciding between the current car and the updated model.
Would you wait for the Slavia facelift or buy the current model now?
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Compiled by Turbo Truth from publicly available figures. Prices are ex-showroom and change without notice; confirm at the dealership before you buy.
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