Updated Slavia comes in six trims, with automatic variants starting at Rs 12.49 lakh and customer deliveries beginning next week
Skoda Auto India has announced prices for the new Slavia, starting at Rs 9,99,900 and going up to Rs 18.84 lakh, ex-showroom. Unveiled in August, the updated sedan brings refreshed styling, additional features and a new eight-speed automatic transmission for the 1.0 TSI engine.
The lineup comprises Classic, Classic+, Signature, Sportline, Prestige and Monte Carlo trims, all available from launch. Customer deliveries begin next week, while the new Cappuccino Beige colour will reach buyers from December 2026. Read our .
New Skoda Slavia Prices And Variants
The entry-level Classic is offered exclusively with the 1.0 TSI manual. Automatic options begin with Classic+ at Rs 12.49 lakh, while the 1.5 TSI DSG is restricted to Prestige and Monte Carlo. Monte Carlo is an automatic-only offering, priced from Rs 17.29 lakh. Buyers looking for the larger 1.5 TSI engine will need to step up to the Prestige DSG at Rs 18.59 lakh.
New Eight-Speed Automatic, Rear Disc Brakes
The main powertrain update is the eight-speed torque converter automatic paired with the 1.0 TSI turbo-petrol engine. Skoda describes this as a segment-first offering. A six-speed manual remains available with the same engine.
The 1.5 TSI continues with a seven-speed DSG automatic. These variants now also feature rear disc brakes. The updated Slavia retains its MQB-A0-IN platform, developed for Indian conditions.
Revised Styling And New Colours
Exterior changes include new LED headlamps and tail lamps, sequential rear turn indicators, a horizontal chrome strip across the grille, revised front and rear styling, and new alloy wheel designs.
Monte Carlo adds black exterior elements, red accents and dedicated badging. Two new colours, Arctic Silver and Cappuccino Beige, join a palette that also includes Candy White, Carbon Steel, Brilliant Silver, Lava Blue, Deep Black, Cherry Red, Shimla Green and Steel Grey.
Rear Seat Massage And Connected Cabin
Rear seat massage is among the headline additions, offered on Prestige and Monte Carlo. These trims also feature electrically adjustable and ventilated front seats, a 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster and a 360-degree camera. The 360-degree camera is available from Sportline, while Signature introduces an eight-inch digital cluster, a 25.6 cm touchscreen, inbuilt connectivity and a rear-view camera.
The updated infotainment system supports wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. It also incorporates a Google Cloud-powered AI voice assistant using Gemini, enabling context-aware responses and voice commands for music, calls and climate control. The system is designed to recognise Indian English accents.
At the entry point, Classic includes automatic climate control, a seven-inch touchscreen, rear defogger and 15-inch steel wheels with covers. Classic+ adds a sunroof, 16-inch alloy wheels, all-LED lighting, rain-sensing wipers and an auto-dimming interior mirror.
Six Airbags Standard, Four-Year Warranty
Six airbags and more than 25 active and passive safety features are standard across the range. Skoda also highlights the Slavia’s existing five-star Global NCAP credentials for adult and child occupant protection.
The standard Super Care package includes a four-year/1,00,000 km warranty and four years of roadside assistance. Buyers also receive four labour-free services within two years or 30,000 km. Warranty coverage can be extended to six years, while a six-year corrosion warranty and three-year paint warranty are included across variants.