Skoda Kushaq

Three USPs of the Skoda Kushaq:

• The Kushaq comes with two engine options. Both are plenty refined and offer varied levels of performance and efficiency. The automatic models, in particular, are user-friendly and require minimal effort for quick progress.
• The Kushaq is a well-built crossover. The interior is of good quality and so is the overall NVH. The road noise is well contained and the suspension is fairly quiet over bad roads.
• The Kushaq has performed well in crash tests by GNCAP, making it one of the safest models in its class.

Two features missing in the Skoda Kushaq:

• Surround-view camera system.
• Drive modes.    

• In terms of safety features, the Kushaq comes with six airbags, ABS and EBD, ESC, hill hold, TPMS and hill descent control.
• The Skoda Kushaq scored a full five-star safety rating for both adult and child occupant protection by the Global NCAP. The front impact test results highlight good protection for the driver's and the passenger's head and neck, as well as their knees. 

• The Kushaq’s cabin is a reasonably pleasant place with its good quality plastics, airy ambience, and long list of features.
• In its most recent update, Skoda has given the Kushaq electric adjustment for both the driver’s and front passenger’s seat, which is a segment-first. In terms of the look and feel of the cabin, there are many glossy surfaces that look premium but will become fingerprint and dust magnets in the long run.
• Ergonomically, the Kushaq is fairly sorted with enough storage spaces all around and a well-judged driving position.
• The second row of the Kushaq is spacious with enough room for two adults to sit in comfort. Features here include a centre armrest with cup holders, footrest for both occupants under the front seats, and rear AC vents with direction control.
• The boot capacity is rated at 385 litres, which should suffice for most weekend trips.