Skoda Kushaq 1.0 TSI Review | Real-World Mileage and Performance Tested | Rival Comparison | CarWale

[@CarWale]

The Skoda Kushaq 1.0 TSI Style MT is priced at Rs 14.6 lakh, ex-showroom. Would you choose it over its rivals? Let us know in the comments below!

[@shriharis290]

When will the skoda slavia and vw virtus launch in india

[@nishaantsinghal4025]

Yeah fantastic Car

[@syogn96]

But XUV700 i would prefere. When you're getting a much better option with more features who wouldn't prefer

[@rahulbharti22]

Yes and I bought Skoda Kushaq 1.0 Automatic ….And I did compare with Creta, Hector ….

[@priyatrove]

I bought it on November 2021,its fantastic car, fully feature loaded. I td hector, jeep, Harrier, seltos. But bought KUSHAQ AT TSI TOP VARIENT

[@dilipr311]

I own a active variant.. driven around 1400 kms.. 1000 kms on highway.. got 16kms with ac on.. speed within 110kms.. I am light footed.. hope to get more after few thousand kms..

[@chandramohan7155]

What's your opinion after owning??

[@dilipr311]

@@chandramohan7155 its good.. not the best ac.. light are little weak in my variant.. slightly higher engine noise.. rest all fine.. drive is very good..

[@bodhisattwaghosh2673]

@@anupmenon240 EPC is with 1 L engines so you are safe, They are replacing fuel pumps which will resolve the issue.

[@GauravYadav-qe3hn]

@@dilipr311 install philips racingvision 55/60W in headlights and for engine noise install insulation uder hood

[@vishnuvarthan566]

@ dilip Reddy is yours automatic or manual transmission???

[@millanmahat]

I am going for Skoda Kushaq. I choose it over Creta and Seltos because of its safety assurance, Better petrol engine, drive and handling. Seltos win for exterior design but definitely not a safe car.

[@kartikeyupadhyay649]

@milan mahat : If you have purchased it, can you please share you ownership review.

[@millanmahat]

@@kartikeyupadhyay649 It handles and drive well, Interior is pretty good and infotainment system works well. I also live its exterior. but I have face some minor issues like error message (safe CP) displayed 2-3 times which gets solved by disconnecting one battery terminal for 5 seconds. I am getting mileage of 13.2 in average till now after I run 7000km. mostly city drive.

[@kartikeyupadhyay649]

Thanks for you valuable feedback. @Milan mahat

[@sanjiwankiro8719]

U just said it right, I had booked seltos after driving kushaq my whole opinion change in no time. Today I booked kushaq 1.0

[@veeras2020]

@@millanmahat Finally found someone who responds to post-purchase review Thanks.

[@sreeramsivadasan384]

Great Review!! You covered each and every aspect of the car. Waiting for more reviews from carwale.

[@CarWale]

Thanks for the support Sreeram!

[@ravishankarmishra4970]

Took it to uttrakhand in rains n it performed way better than the creta which I HV been using from an year

[@udaykiranviswanadhuni9916]

Informative and nice cinematic shoots great job done by CarWale

[@CarWale]

Glad you liked it Uday!

[@arunprasathjayaprakash3732]

The gear box is a problem even in the unit which i test drove....great review as usual

[@ADM_K]

I've heard that the gearbox just needs to wear in. Gets easier after time

[@vineethvish11]

Such an indepth review. Appreciate the good work. ❤️

[@CarWale]

Thank You for the encouraging words Vineeth!

[@vishnuchandel8944]

Great review, nice information

[@pchengi1786]

I drive in Sweden an Octavia combi, with what I think is the same 1.0 TSI engine and 6 speed manual transmission, so I was a bit surprised to hear that the gearbox didn't feel slick. I can change gears with one finger, in my car, and it is definitely one of the smoothest transmissions I've driven with. Is the same gearbox manufactured locally to bring down costs? Is there an India-specific lower quality issue? I was also shocked to find out that the bootspace is a paltry 385 liters. The Fabia hatchback sold here has 380 L and 1190 L with the seats down, so it's indeed a small car. This would definitely not be considered an SUV in Europe, given its size. I guess just having high road clearance is enough to get the SUV tag in India.

[@Tropicalmallu]

In india skoda and volkswagen has to make some compromise on what they make in european cars like suspension,ground clearance,dryclutch etc. And skoda kushaq is completly produced in indian factory as part of their new mission india 2.0.

[@petlover5268]

Dear Sir, Good Day I am planning to buy Skoda car.Have the below in my mind sir Skoda Rapid Style 1.0TSI and Skoda Kushaq 1.0TSI Ambition variant. Kindly guid me to get a good pick...I had a sedan type car earlier sir .need to know whether we evident Body roll in mid size SUV cars like Kushaq..Please guide me sir..based on that I can decide. Thanks Pradeep

[@abhinavraj1001]

I wanted to go for this but eyeing on the taigun 1.0Litre pricing.. if they make that 9.99, that's it I'll go with taigun. 🤔

[@raunakbhagwane1259]

If they will price 50k less then there will definatly be something missing in it ....

[@abhinavraj1001]

@@raunakbhagwane1259 hope they don't miss out on something necessary or which can't be 3rd party fitted. 🤞

[@BlueBoysTune]

What about xuv700?

[@raunakbhagwane1259]

@@abhinavraj1001 First of all VW group will definitely not miss on something essential . It might skip infotainment system which I hope people can install it in aftermarket .

[@raunakbhagwane1259]

@@BlueBoysTune In which context ?

[@callrathna]

Super detailed review

[@oops262686]

Would you recommend this over seltos

[@CarWale]

Only if you prioritise driving feel over everything else

[@oops262686]

@@CarWale if you can please answer this follow up question.. If kushaq is 10/10 for driving , how much you will rate seltos on the same scale ....

[@wulfensteiner538]

@@oops262686 dude take a test drive.. feel the building quality and driving pleasure.. look at the safety features it offers.. kushaq is a much stronger product than seltos.

[@aniketsingh8313]

@@CarWale SAFETY???

[@mycheesygreed3305]

With 1 ltr TSI, will this fair well on hill climbs with full occupancy and luggage? I feel the torque factor values the most for ascending on hill roads.

[@whyzi6143]

You are right. I think if brought to thr right rpm and turbo kicking in it will do fine. But I still feel 1.5 turbo should have been a standard for this one.

[@lahiridilli]

@@whyzi6143 Or at least a 1.2ltr turbo. 1.0 ltr is too less.

[@DP-qp8wr]

I test drove the AT variant. Excellent manoeuvrability. Fun to drive. But it comes with just two air bags. Seats are not comfortable for the price.

[@nishaantsinghal4025]

Hi thanks for the update is it worth to buy I am planning to buy next month

[@DP-qp8wr]

@@nishaantsinghal4025 I am in a dilemma

[@nishaantsinghal4025]

Okay but I am loving the reviews

[@nishaantsinghal4025]

Most of the people are saying it’s worth to buy hardly few who says negative about this car

[@DP-qp8wr]

@@nishaantsinghal4025 Yes. Definitely it is a wonderful machine. Probably we expect more from Skoda.

[@sarathisam4483]

He is not high lighting real fuel efficiency.. Torque acceleration etc high lighted well which are available from the web site. But fuel efficiency is shown left bottom of the screen in small letter , which is noticeable.. A real reviewer will highlight draw back of the test vehicle.

[@ashwintigga.2807]

Epc problem with lot of vibration n noisy engine…….. don’t expect frm a petrol engine

[@shriharis290]

Will a 3 cyclinder be reliable for long run, even having many problems like vibrations and stuff ?

[@pravinmurthy]

Offcourse it will be reliable.. 3 cylinders have been used forever in the auto World from ages!!.. Our good old Maruti 800 & Alto are the biggest example of my claim..

[@shriharis290]

@@pravinmurthy nice

[@shrikantburung7347]

Kya 1st serviceing hone ke baad milege badega

[@CarWale]

Haan

[@nishaantsinghal4025]

Looking forward to buy style 1.0 variant plz advise

[@ravishankarmishra4970]

Go for it

[@nishaantsinghal4025]

@@ravishankarmishra4970 thanks 😊

[@nishaantsinghal4025]

@@ravishankarmishra4970 booked 👏👏

[@kartikeyupadhyay649]

@@nishaantsinghal4025 How is your ownership review now?

[@AryanSingh2512.]

Are you sure mileage is correct? Even our Innova Diesel gives 10-13 kmpl in city and almost 16kmpl on Highways. 13 kmpl is too low for highway mileage.

[@CarWale]

We were as surprised, but we stand by the results.

[@pchengi1786]

@@CarWale , did you try fueling from multiple sources and doing a comparison? The quoted mileage does seem lower than expected. I have the same 1.0 TSI engine in my Octavia stationwagon (combi), and I get nearly 20 km/l on highways and 12-15 in the city, in Sweden, and this is with E10 fuel (10% ethanol blend), which gives poorer mileage than pure petrol.

[@Tropicalmallu]

@@pchengi1786 bro in sweden everything has the fine quality. kushaq is made in india by compromising many of the european standards. So what you gets on sweden should not to be expected here

[@naveenkumark2845]

Go get xuv300 diesel

[@shubhamparashar1852]

Not when it leaves you stranded in the middle of the road.

[@thakurshouryapratapsingh3506]

It's not कुशैक it's कुशाक। the name has been taken from Sanskrit!