Compare Skoda Kylaq Variants
₹7.59 Lakh to ₹13.09 Lakhex-showroom
The Kylaq comes in thirteen variants built from seven trims: Classic, Classic Plus, Signature, Signature Plus, Sportline, Prestige and Prestige Plus. All use the 1.0 TSI turbo petrol. The Classic is manual only, and every other trim offers a manual or an automatic, with the automatic costing ₹1 Lakh more.
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What each Kylaq trim adds
The Classic at ₹7.59 Lakh covers the essentials: six airbags, stability control, LED headlamps and automatic climate control, on 16 inch steel wheels. It has no touchscreen, only two front tweeters for sound.
The Classic Plus at ₹8.29 Lakh adds an electric sunroof, cruise control, an auto-dimming mirror, four speakers and wheel covers, but still no touchscreen. The Signature at ₹9.49 Lakh brings the 17.7 cm touchscreen with wired Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, rear AC vents, tyre pressure monitoring and 16 inch alloys.
The Signature Plus at ₹10.79 Lakh is the big step. It adds a 25.6 cm touchscreen with wireless phone connection, a 20.32 cm digital cluster, a rear camera, keyless entry with push-button start, hill hold and a 60:40 split rear seat.
Above it, the Prestige at ₹11.85 Lakh adds ventilated front seats, 17 inch dual tone alloys, LED fog lamps and a wireless charger. The Prestige Plus at ₹12.09 Lakh adds six-way electric adjustment for both front seats. Every item is listed in the full Kylaq equipment list.
Where the Sportline fits
The Sportline at ₹11.35 Lakh is built on the Signature Plus and adds a sporty, darker look. You get 17 inch black alloys, LED projector headlamps with cornering fog lamps, a wireless charger, ambient lighting, a black dashboard, leatherette seats with Sportline lettering and aluminium pedals.
It skips the ventilated seats and alarm of the Prestige, which costs ₹50,000 more. The Sportline is also the only Kylaq offered with a black roof, in four dual tone colours including the new Steel Grey.
Manual or automatic
The automatic adds exactly ₹1 Lakh on every trim, from the Classic Plus at ₹9.29 Lakh to the Prestige Plus at ₹13.09 Lakh. From the Signature up, the automatic also gets paddle shifters. Skoda rates it at 19.05 kmpl against 19.31 kmpl for the manual, so the running cost barely changes.
The full lineup
| Variant | Fuel | Transmission | Ex-showroom price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Classic | Petrol | Manual | ₹7,59,000 |
| Classic Plus | Petrol | Manual | ₹8,29,000 |
| Classic Plus | Petrol | Automatic | ₹9,29,000 |
| Signature | Petrol | Manual | ₹9,49,000 |
| Signature | Petrol | Automatic | ₹10,49,000 |
| Signature Plus | Petrol | Manual | ₹10,79,000 |
| Sportline | Petrol | Manual | ₹11,35,000 |
| Signature Plus | Petrol | Automatic | ₹11,79,000 |
| Prestige | Petrol | Manual | ₹11,85,000 |
| Prestige Plus | Petrol | Manual | ₹12,09,000 |
| Sportline | Petrol | Automatic | ₹12,35,000 |
| Prestige | Petrol | Automatic | ₹12,85,000 |
| Prestige Plus | Petrol | Automatic | ₹13,09,000 |
Skoda Kylaq variants: common questions
How many Kylaq variants are there?
Thirteen. Seven trims are offered, and six of them come with a manual or an automatic. Only the Classic is manual only.
Which Kylaq variant is the best value?
The Signature Plus at ₹10.79 Lakh. It is the first trim with a rear camera, the big 25.6 cm screen, wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, a digital cluster and push-button start.
Does the Kylaq Classic Plus have a touchscreen?
No. The touchscreen starts on the Signature. The Classic Plus adds a sunroof, cruise control and four speakers over the Classic.
Is the Kylaq Sportline better than the Prestige?
It depends on what you want. The Sportline is ₹50,000 cheaper and looks sportier, while the Prestige adds ventilated front seats and an anti-theft alarm.