- No change in power figures
- 360° camera now included
The Skoda Slavia facelift has been unveiled. With changes like a revised set of bumpers, 360° camera, rear-seat massage, updated instrument and infotainment screens, new alloys, powered and ventilated front seats, and new colourways (Arctic Silver and Cappucino Beige), these are subtle yet significant updates. Skoda is limited by production constraints, which means the Cappucino Beige colourway will start delivering by December 2026. The Monte Carlo edition of the Skoda Slavia gets signature Monte Carlo badges, red accents and brake callipers, integrated rear spoiler, and black alloys.
While other features and safety remain unchanged, including the omission of ADAS, the mid-size sedan has received a mechanical update similar to the Kushaq. With existing 1.0-litre and 1.5-litre TSI units that churn out 114bhp/178Nm and 148bhp/250Nm, the smaller engine gets an eight-speed automatic that substitutes the erstwhile six-speed unit. The 1.5-litre engine is exclusively paired with a 7DSG system.
The Czech carmaker has also confirmed that the Slavia’s functional advantages will find their way in the Kushaq. This means you should see a 360° camera in near future. Although there is no Slavia RS, the carmaker is considering its introduction. Additionally, the Kylaq will also receive a Sportline variant.
