Step into the future with Skoda Kylaq: Price starts at Rs 8 lakh

The new Skoda Kylaq is said to be currently in production and details have been released. Prices are rumored to start from around Rs 8 lakh and go up from there. The new car will sit behind the Skoda Kushaq in the SUV lineup. According to sources, the length of the car is Less than 4 meters.

1) Start with 8 Lakhs.

2) body The length will be 3995 meters.

3) of The wheelbase of Kylaq is 2566mm At the same time, the wheelbase of Skoda Kushaq is 2651 mm.

Skoda held a car name contest across India and received over 200,000 entries. Skoda saw more than 20,000 unique names and decided on the name “Kylaq” from these. The name comes from Mount Kailash It means “crystal” in Sanskrit.

Skoda Kylaq: appearance, features

On the exterior of the car, clean lines can be observed, giving it a classic “Skoda” appearance. it has a SITREP split headlight with LED The top is an LED projector headlight and the bottom is an LED projector headlight. it also has a wide grill This takes up a lot of space in the front. The ground clearance of the Kulaq is 189 mm and the wheels are 17 inches.

The rearview mirror is equipped with a turn indicator strip to provide a better driving experience. The taillights are different from Kusak’s in that they are more boxy, giving them a Look more muscular. Just like Kushaq, it is built on the “MQB A0 IN” system, which provides it with a solid foundation. it has 6 airbags, ESC, ABS, traction control, brake disc wiping, rollover protection, multi-collision braking In terms of safety, Isofix child seat mounts. Not much has been revealed about the interior, as Skoda wants to keep things surprising.

Skoda Kylaq: rivals

Once the Skoda Kylaq enters the market, it will compete with the Tata Nexon, Maruti Suzuki Brezza, Mahindra XUV300, Kia Sonet, Hyundai Venue and Nissan Magnite in this segment.

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