The Skoda Kushaq facelift has been spotted once again during testing, and this time, it’s a mid-spec variant, as indicated by the alloy wheel design. The front and rear ends remain under wraps, suggesting a significant exterior revamp is on the horizon. The update will incorporate the automaker’s new Modern Solid design language as part of its mid-life refresh.
Inside, we can anticipate notable changes, including an updated feature list and new color options. Mechanically, the SUV will stay the same, continuing with its 1.0-litre (6MT/6AT) and 1.5-litre turbo petrol (6MT/7DCT) engines. However, there are rumors of a new gearbox for the 1.0-litre turbo petrol variant.
This facelift represents a mid-life enhancement for the Kushaq (also applicable to the Slavia) ahead of a new generation expected to arrive in 2027. The company has also hinted at the possibility of a three-row variant for the next-gen Kushaq SUV. Ready To Take On Creta, the Skoda Kushaq has been taking away the enthusiasts away from the Korean with its un-matched handling, engine response and better overall ride feel. The Kushaq will offer more premium and tech features than the current car and will clearly stand out even more against all its rivals. What if Skoda decides the diesel for Kushaq one day!?
