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The Skoda Kushaq is a well-built and safe car with 5 star in gncap and it's drives so well and at the end of the day this brand is owned by Audi Volkswagen group so it has that German feel and it drives very planted no matter what high speed you are doing so overall a great car

It is one of the best mid-size SUV's in the market right now with 5-star Gncap both in adult and child safety and I highly recommend this car since this offers a lot of package for its price for ex safety, comfort, excellent ride, good engine and reliability and Skoda 4 years service package

Look wise Skoda Kushaq is just amazing. Driving experience is good you'll enjoy the car while driving. But there's noisy atmosphere inside the car due to engine's vibration. One more thing is that it's AC takes few extra time to cool down in summer comparing with its competitors in this segment.

This was a very good product from skoda but skoda ruined it with cheap quality interiors and other cost cutting. Driving handling and safety are top notch but other than that everything is of very low quality. For example the plastic of the Aircon vents is worst even than a plastic toy. Skoda should understand that Indians also deserve good quality interiors but they didn't bother so this car is almost a failed product. Touch control Aircon are another example. It's can cause an accident. I would have gone for this car but I'll prefer Mahindra or Tata. Skoda should understand that people who buy skoda can pay bit more but cannot compromise on quality.

Driving experience of the vehicle is excellent. The engine is designed with ultimate power which makes especially road trips to Hill stations more enjoyable. The mileage of the vehicle on a highway is between 18 to 18.5 km/l based on my driving experience at speeds of 80 to 100 km/h. Boot space and leg space of the vehicle are sufficient to make the journey more comfortable for the family.

The buying experience was so smooth. I travelled almost 10,000 KMS the performance is fantastic but I feel it's a bit overpriced. The only issue in Kushaq is its AC doesn't seem to suit the Indian climate, especially during the summer.