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Classic Plus Petrol 1.0L Turbo Manual
- Petrol
- Manual
- Ratings 4.7
Monte Carlo Petrol 1.5L Turbo Automatic (DCT)
- Petrol
- Automatic
- Ratings 5.0
Prestige Petrol 1.5L Turbo Automatic (DCT)
- Petrol
- Automatic
- Ratings 4.8
Signature Petrol 1.0L Turbo Manual
- Petrol
- Manual
- Ratings 4.5
Monte Carlo Petrol 1.0L Turbo Automatic (TC)
- Petrol
- Automatic
- Ratings 5.0
Prestige Petrol 1.0L Turbo Automatic (TC)
- Petrol
- Automatic
- Ratings 4.0
Sportline Petrol 1.0L Turbo Automatic (TC)
- Petrol
- Automatic
- Ratings 5.0
Prestige 1.5 TSI AT
- Petrol
- Automatic
- Ratings 5.0
Classic Petrol 1.0L Manual
- Petrol
- Manual
- Ratings 5.0
Categories (Out of 5)
- 4.8Exterior
- 4.8Performance
- 4.5Value for Money
- 4.8Comfort
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- 4 months ago | ParasI was confused between Seltos, Creta, Thar, Roxx, and Kushaq. I didn't select Creta because everyone is buying it. Seltos is good and big in size, but lacks features in the base model. Thar Rox is good for off-road and fans, but it was difficult for me to come out and go into the car for information. My height is 6 feet plus. I already drove Creta, Harrier, and even Honda City, but when I drove this car and when the turbo hits feel is different. Easy to drive hits three digits easily. I recommend at least taking a test drive. Because Kushaq was not on my list, just one day before I saw it on youtube next day take the test drive and booked the car. I am giving only a short-term review, and I enjoyed the car.Rating Parameters(Out of 5)5
Design and Styling
5Performance
5Value for Money
About the ReviewerPurchase NewDriven ForDid a short drive80 - 2 months ago | PRAFULL DEVGIRKARFun to drive and good performance on the highway. The most reliable car in this segment. Extreme features in the base variant. Comfortable seats and space are enough, including boot space.Rating Parameters(Out of 5)5
Design and Styling
5Comfort and Space
5Performance
5Value for Money
About the ReviewerDriven ForDid a short drive60 - 6 months ago | GANESH KASHYAPGreat Comfortable and Decent Power Car with a nice interior and Value for money. Car maintenance is quite impressive, and long-range driving was smooth and Good overall a best and great of all time.Rating Parameters(Out of 5)5
Design and Styling
5Performance
5Value for Money
About the ReviewerPurchase NewDriven ForDid a short drive73 - 2 months ago | Vaibhav SaharkarFun to drive car and good performance on highway. The most reliable car in this segment. Extreme features in base variant. Comfortable seats and space is enough including boot space.Rating Parameters(Out of 5)4
Design and Styling
4Comfort and Space
4Performance
4Value for Money
About the ReviewerDriven ForDid a short drive41 - 6 months ago | RONAKThe Skoda Kushaq 2025 1.0 TSI MT offers a solid ownership experience focused on driving feel and safety. The 1.0-litre turbo petrol (115 hp) feels peppy once the turbo kicks in, making highway drives enjoyable, though there is slight lag at low RPMs.Ride and handling are standout strengths—firm yet comfortable, with great stability and steering feedback, typical of Skoda cars. The cabin feels premium enough, but interior plastics and rear seat width could disappoint at this price. In daily use, expect real-world mileage around 12–16 km/l, though city traffic can drop it significantly due to the turbo engine. Service costs are moderate, and Skoda’s 4-year standard warranty adds peace of mind. Overall, it’s a driver-focused SUV with strong safety and dynamics, but not the most practical or fuel-efficient option in heavy city usage.Rating Parameters(Out of 5)5
Design and Styling
5Comfort and Space
5Performance
5Value for Money
About the ReviewerPurchase NewDriven ForUnder 500 km20 - 4 months ago | Manas SatamI’ve been driving the Skoda Kushaq for a while now, and it’s been a great overall experience. The ride quality is comfortable, the turbo-petrol engine feels punchy, and the build quality gives a solid, premium feel. The cabin is spacious and practical for daily use as well as long drives. On the downside, the rear seat space could be a bit better for taller passengers, and some interior plastics don’t feel as premium as expected. Fuel efficiency in city traffic is also average. Overall, the Kushaq strikes a great balance between performance, comfort, safety, and driving enjoyment, making it a strong choice in the compact SUV segment.Rating Parameters(Out of 5)5
Design and Styling
5Comfort and Space
5Performance
5Value for Money
About the ReviewerPurchase NewDriven ForOver 500 km43 - 5 months ago | Carwale UserThe car is good, the car is super stylish. The engine is good, the colour is good, and the interior. The 1.5L engine is good, and the sporty DCT transmission is good. The headlight is good.Rating Parameters(Out of 5)4
Design and Styling
5Performance
3Value for Money
About the ReviewerPurchase Not PurchasedDriven ForI haven't driven it22 - 16 days ago | Rakesh Kumar
Suspension good driving very comfortable i love this car fully loaded car for feature s sunroof alloys . automatic climate control ac I am drive hill road road presence goodRating Parameters(Out of 5)5Design and Styling
5Comfort and Space
5Performance
5Value for Money
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