Skoda Auto India has launched the brand-new Slavia Monte Carlo edition for the Indian market to mark the 112th anniversary of the car's debut at Rallye Monte Carlo. The 1.0-litre MT variant retails for Rs 15.79 lakh, whereas the 1.0-litre TSI (AT) and the 1.5-litre TSI (with 7-speed DSG) variants are priced at Rs 16.89 lakh and Rs 18.49 lakh, respectively. All mentioned prices are ex-showroom figures. Continuing with the sporty theme, the company has also announced a new Sportline range within the Kushaq and Slavia lineup, expected to increase the cars' value and appeal to Indian buyers. On top of that, the brand will offer benefits of up to Rs 30,000 for the first 5,000 customers who opt for any of these new models. However, it is important to note that this offer is valid till September 6, 2024.
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Skoda Slavia Monte Carlo Edition: Exterior, Interior and Powertrain
Similar to a standard Monte Carlo edition, the Slavia has been improved on the outside and inside, but there have been no modifications to the engine. It is available for purchase in two colour options: Tornado Red and Candy White. The Skoda Slavia Monte Carlo is adorned with black side sills, a black finished lip spoiler, a black finished radiator grille surround, a black fog lamp garnish, and a Monte Carlo insignia on the fender. The special edition's exterior features also include all-black 16-inch alloy wheels, dark chrome door handle accents, black window garnish, black shark fin antenna, and – most importantly – a black finished roof line with an electric sunroof that gives the midsize sedan a dual-tone sporty appearance. The rear end of the car sports dark LED tail lamps, a black rear diffuser with bumper garnish, a trunk spoiler with black trunk garnish, and prominent Skoda lettering in black.
Similar to its external appearance, the cabin has two-tone black and red finishes on various components. In addition to the headliners' dark theme, the dashboard features contrast red highlights. The front scuff plate with the Monte Carlo inscription, the sporty aluminium pedals, the dark door side trims, and the contrast stitching on the armrest and door panels all have a red theme, as does the instrument console. The front seats are powered, ventilated, and finished in black and red. These leatherette seats also bear the Monte Carlo insignia.
As there are no mechanical modifications, the model continues to be driven by a 1.5-litre four-cylinder and 1.0-litre three-cylinder turbocharged petrol engines, with manual and automatic gearbox options.
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Skoda Kushaq, Slavia Sportline Range
As mentioned before, Skoda has expanded its Kushaq and Slavia lineup with the new Sportline range. The price of the Kushaq Sportline starts at Rs 14.70 lakh and goes up to Rs 17.40 lakh. Meanwhile, the Slavia Sportline ranges in price from Rs 14.05 lakh to Rs 16.05 lakh. All prices are ex-showroom.
The blacked-out aero kit, taillights, and other features from the Monte Carlo are available on the Sportline versions of the Kushaq and Slavia. The Slavia Sportline features R16 Black alloy wheels, while the Kushaq has R17 Black alloys. Both the Kushaq and Slavia receive LED headlamps and DRLs as part of the Sportline package. Six airbags are standard on the Sportline, as they are on the Kushaq and Slavia lineup. Along with many other amenities, this sporty trim level also has an electric sunroof, alloy foot pedals, a connectivity dongle, rain-sensing wipers, and an auto-dimming internal rearview mirror.
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