According to Skoda India, the price of the Kylaq will remain steady between Rs 7.89 lakh and Rs 14.40 lakh until the end of April. This is an excellent opportunity for potential buyers, as the introductory pricing will be available until April 30, 2025. Launched on November 6, 2024, the Kylaq starts at an impressive Rs 7.89 lakh (ex-showroom, India), making it Skoda’s most affordable option currently on the market. Additionally, prices for all four variants of the Kylaq will not change during this period. It’s also worth mentioning that Skoda has boosted production capacity at their Chakan plant to meet growing demand.

Skoda Kylaq Price Breakdown: Find Your Perfect Variant

Skoda Kylaq Price (ex-showroom)
	Petrol-MT	Petrol-AT
Classic	Rs 7.89 lakh	–
Signature	Rs 9.59 lakh	Rs 10.59 lakh
Signature+	Rs 11.40 lakh	Rs 12.40 lakh
Prestige	Rs 13.35 lakh	Rs 14.40 lakh

The Kylaq is offered in four impressive variants: Classic, Signature, Signature +, and Prestige, listed from the most basic to the top-tier choice. Each variant features a powerful 1-litre three-cylinder turbo petrol engine that delivers an impressive 115hp and 178Nm of torque. While a 6-speed manual transmission comes standard across the board, those opting for the Signature, Signature +, or Prestige trims have the added benefit of choosing a smooth 6-speed torque converter automatic gearbox. It’s worth noting that some color options come with an additional premium of Rs 9,000 and are available as optional upgrades starting from the Signature trim. With these features combined, there’s no doubt that choosing a Kylaq is a smart decision.

Skoda Kylaq Sales Surge

The Kylaq Classic is proving to be an incredibly popular choice, and it’s easy to see why. After its November launch, the model received a staggering 10,000 orders within just 10 days! Although Skoda had to pause bookings for the entry-level Kylaq Classic in December due to overwhelming demand, it resumed them by the end of January, with a waiting period now extending up to four months. In their initial phase, Skoda aims to deliver 33,000 units of the Kylaq by May, focusing primarily on higher-spec variants. Plus, for those who act fast, the first 33,333 customers will receive a complimentary three-year Standard Maintenance Package (SMP).

To meet this soaring demand and ensure quicker delivery times, Skoda has increased production capacity at its Chakan plant in Maharashtra by an impressive 30 percent. They’ve also bolstered their supplier base by an additional 10 percent for quicker procurement of essential components. With plans in place to manufacture between 50,000 and 70,000 units of the Kylaq each year—equating to monthly production rates ranging from about 4,000 to 5,800 units—it’s clear that this vehicle is set for success in the market. Skoda has achieved a remarkable milestone in India, registering its highest-ever monthly sales since entering the market 25 years ago, with an impressive 7,422 units sold in March 2025. With a strong lineup that currently includes the Kylaq, Kushaq, and Slavia, Skoda is setting its sights on reaching an ambitious target of 100,000 annual sales by 2026. The introduction of next-generation models like the Kodiaq, Superb, and Octavia will further enhance their offerings, although specific launch dates are still under wraps. Moreover, Skoda is excited to announce plans to launch its first electric vehicle in India by September. This commitment positions Skoda as a forward-thinking leader ready to meet the evolving demands of Indian consumers.