Skoda Kushaq
Prices, variants, colours and specifications, from published sources.
Skoda Kushaq — the numbers
On-road, by city
On-road, as published for each city — road tax, insurance and registration included. Rounded to the nearest thousand. Your dealer's quote will still differ.
The detail
Safety(1)
Specifications(2)
Efficiency by fuel: Petrol Manual 19.7 kmpl · Petrol Torque Converter 19.1 kmpl · Petrol DCT 18.7 kmpl · 18.72 km/L
Variants (23)
- 1.0L Classic Plus₹10,69,000
- 1.0L Classic Plus AT₹13,04,000
- 1.0L Signature₹14,69,000
- 1.0L Sportline₹14,89,000
- 1.0L Signature AT₹15,69,000
- 1.0L Sportline AT₹15,89,000
- 1.0L Prestige₹16,94,000
- 1.0L Prestige AT₹17,79,000
- 1.0L Monte Carlo AT₹18,09,000
- 1.5L Prestige DSG₹18,99,000
- 1.5L Monte Carlo DSG₹19,19,000
- Classicplus 10 Tsi Mt—
- Classicplus 10 Tsi At—
- Signature 10 Tsi Mt—
- Sportline 10 Tsi Mt—
- Signature 10 Tsi At—
- Sportline 10 Tsi At—
- Prestige 10 Tsi Mt—
- Sportline 15 Tsi Dct—
- Prestige 10 Tsi At—
- Monte Carlo 10 Tsi At—
- Prestige 15 Tsi Dct—
- Monte Carlo 15 Tsi Dct—
Ex-showroom, rounded to the nearest thousand.
Colours (15)
- Candy White
- Brilliant Silver
- Carbon Steel
- Tornado Red
- Honey Orange
- Lava Blue
- Deep Black
- Cherry Red
- Shimla Green
- Steel Grey
- Shimla Green with Black Roof
- Cherry Red with Black Roof
- Steel Grey with Black Roof
- Brilliant Silver with Black Roof
- Candy White with Black Roof
TT Score
The Kushaq is a well-rounded, 5-star-safe compact SUV that earns its place in the segment through strong safety credentials and respectable efficiency, though on-road costs climb steeply once taxes are added.
Who it suits
- Safety-first family buyer — A 5-star Global NCAP rating and 6 airbags are rare at this price point — the entry variant starts at ₹10.69 lakh ex-showroom while still carrying that crash-test result.
- Highway cruiser — The 1.5L DSG variant produces 147.51 bhp with 250 Nm, making it one of the more potent powertrains in the compact SUV segment for those who regularly cover inter-city distances.
- Fuel-conscious petrol buyer — The manual variant's 19.7 kmpl claimed figure is competitive for a petrol SUV of this size, keeping annual running costs manageable relative to segment peers.
- Style-conscious urban buyer — Thirteen colour options including dual-tone combinations and a Sportline/Monte Carlo trim ladder give enough personalisation to stand out in metro traffic without stepping up in price class.
Worth knowing
- · On-road prices diverge sharply by city — Bangalore buyers pay up to ₹23.86 lakh on-road versus ₹22.61 lakh in Mumbai for the same top variant, so factor your ci
- · Pricing data is inconsistent across sources, with entry figures ranging from ₹10.69 lakh to ₹12.41 lakh ex-showroom; confirm the exact variant price at the deal
- · The 50-litre fuel tank is on the smaller side for an SUV used on longer runs, particularly relevant for the higher-displacement 1.5L variants that may see real-
Turbo Truth's own rating, weighed up from the published prices, specifications and owner ratings on this page — for an Indian buyer, against others in the same segment. It is not a road test: we have not ridden or driven this vehicle.
What owners rate it
Compiled by Turbo Truth from publicly available figures on 11 Oct 2026. Prices are ex-showroom and change without notice; confirm at the dealership before you buy.