Skoda will increase prices across its India range from October 1, 2026. The hike will be capped at Rs 20,000, with increases varying by model and variant. The company has cited rising input and operational costs for the revision. The latest increase comes ahead of the festive season and follows another round of price revisions in January.
Skoda Price Hike Details
The price increase will apply to the Kylaq, Slavia, Kushaq and Kodiaq. Skoda has confirmed a maximum ex-showroom hike of 1.2 percent, subject to the Rs 20,000 cap. However, the company has not yet announced the exact model- or variant-wise increases.
| Model | Current Ex-Showroom Price | Maximum Possible Hike |
|---|---|---|
| Kylaq | Rs 7.59–12.99 lakh | Up to Rs 15,588 |
| Slavia | Rs 10.00–18.19 lakh | Up to Rs 20,000 |
| Kushaq | Rs 10.69–18.99 lakh | Up to Rs 20,000 |
| Kodiaq | Rs 36.99–66.99 lakh | Up to Rs 20,000 |
The calculated figures above represent the maximum 1.2 percent increase where applicable. Actual increases will depend on the model and variant.
Slavia Facelift Launches On October 6
The latest price revision comes just five days before the Slavia facelift is scheduled to launch in India. Production of the updated sedan has already started at Skoda’s Chakan plant, while bookings are currently open. The facelift will bring exterior and equipment updates as part of the sedan’s first comprehensive update since its India launch.
Skoda Had Raised Prices In January
This is Skoda’s second price revision of 2026. The January increase affected the Slavia, Kylaq and Kushaq. The Slavia received a hike of up to Rs 34,000, while the Kylaq became up to Rs 19,000 more expensive. Meanwhile, the Kushaq received an increase of Rs 5,000–7,000.
The latest hike comes ahead of the festive season, when demand for new cars typically increases. Several other manufacturers, including Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai, Kia, Mahindra and Tata Motors, have also announced price increases in recent months.
