Skoda Auto India has announced a price hike of up to 1.2 per cent across its entire passenger vehicle lineup, effective October 1, 2026. The automaker has attributed the upward revision to rising input and operational costs, with the price increase capped at a maximum of ₹20,000 per vehicle depending on the model and variant.
The revision impacts Skoda’s comprehensive India portfolio, covering popular volume drivers like the Kylaq, Kushaq, and Slavia, alongside premium imports and flagship models such as the Superb, Octavia RS, and Kodiaq. This price adjustment comes on the heels of strong commercial momentum for the brand, which recorded its highest-ever annual sales of 72,655 units in 2025 and surpassed 50,000 retail deliveries by August 2026. Cumulative sales for its locally manufactured models have crossed 2.5 lakh units, anchored heavily by the Kylaq crossing 75,000 sales.
Meanwhile, customers looking to purchase vehicles can expect ex-showroom rates to reflect the hike starting today, while upcoming product additions—such as the price reveal for the refreshed Slavia slated for October 6—will follow their own updated structuring.
