Skoda Kodiaq News

Skoda Auto India continues its expansion strategy by introducing three new touchpoints in western India, aiming to enhance customer experience, strengthen service accessibility, and boost brand presence in the region.

June 2026 saw strong demand for 7-seater vehicles in India, led by the Maruti Suzuki Ertiga, followed by Mahindra’s popular Scorpio, XUV700, and Bolero.

Skoda Auto Volkswagen India has been recognized as the top automobile exporter by the Mumbai Port Authority, marking a significant milestone in its export operations and reinforcing India’s role in global automotive manufacturing.

India’s passenger vehicle market in May 2026 saw Maruti Suzuki retain the top spot, while Tata, Mahindra, and Hyundai delivered strong performances.

Skoda Auto India has launched its G.O.A.T campaign in a unique way by setting a multi-car relay record, highlighting the brand’s engineering strength and driving performance across diverse conditions.

The Indian car market saw key updates including higher fuel prices, Skoda Kodiaq’s new safety features, Tata Altroz’s CNG-AMT option, Kia’s battery-as-a-service for Carens Clavis EV, and launches from Audi and Range Rover.

The 2026 Skoda Kodiaq launches in India with prices from Rs 36.99 lakh, introducing Level-2 ADAS on Sportline and Selection L&K variants. All models use a 2.0L TSI engine and 7-speed DSG transmission.

The 2026 Skoda Kodiaq now features ADAS in Sportline and L&K variants, comes in three variants with five colour options, and is expected to cost up to Rs 75,000 more than before. Key rivals include Kia Sorento and Hyundai Santa Fe.

Grab Skoda's April 2026 car discounts. Up to Rs 3.5 lakh off on Kushaq and Kodiaq older units, along with Rs 75K-1.05L on Slavia, Kylaq. Perfect for premium SUVs and sedans at lower prices.

After witnessing a sharp sales decline in China, Skoda Auto has decided to cease operations in the country. The brand is now channeling its resources toward expanding production.

Skoda Auto India has announced a recall for 221 units of its flagship Kodiaq SUV after a defect was detected in the inner frame of the front seats, which could hinder proper side airbag deployment.

Skoda Auto India has recalled 221 Kodiaq SUVs produced in 2025 due to a front seat frame defect that may affect side airbag deployment. The recall covers models launched in April 2024, with prices from Rs. 39.99 to 45.95 lakhs.

In February 2026, Skoda and Volkswagen reported combined sales of 9,000 units in India. Skoda Kylaq led with 4,532 units, while Volkswagen Virtus remained the top VW model. Both brands saw mixed year-on-year growth.

January 2026 saw intense rivalry in the 4.5 m–4.8 m SUV arena, with the Mahindra Scorpio and XUV 7XO battling the Tata Harrier, Toyota Fortuner, Safari, BYD XEV 9e, and Hyundai Alcazar for dominance.

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