Skoda Auto India priced the new Slavia on 6 October 2026. The opening ex-showroom price is ₹9.99 lakh. Customer deliveries are scheduled to start next week. The car was shown in August. This update is the price and variant list buyers in Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Thane, Palghar and Pune can use before they visit a dealer.
The ex-showroom figure is not the on-road price. Maharashtra road tax, insurance and dealer handling sit on top. Ask the showroom for a written on-road quote for your city before you pay a booking amount.
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What is new on this Slavia?
The sedan still uses the 1.0 TSI and 1.5 TSI petrol engines. The mechanical change buyers will notice is the gearbox on the smaller engine. The 1.0 TSI now pairs with a six-speed manual or a new eight-speed torque-converter automatic. Skoda calls that automatic a first in this segment. The 1.5 TSI stays with the seven-speed DSG, and those variants get rear disc brakes.
Outside, the car gets new LED headlamps and tail-lamps, sequential rear indicators, a chrome strip on the grille and new alloy designs. Two new colours, Arctic Silver and Cappuccino Beige, join the range. Cappuccino Beige deliveries start in December 2026.
Higher variants add a 360-degree camera, parking sensors front and rear, a larger digital cockpit, wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, and a Google Cloud voice assistant. Prestige and Monte Carlo also get ventilated front seats and a rear-seat massage function. Six airbags and the existing 5-star Global NCAP score are standard across the range, according to Skoda.
How much does each variant cost?
These are Skoda's ex-showroom prices for India, announced on 6 October 2026. Twelve engine and gearbox combinations are on sale from launch.
| Variant | 1.0 TSI manual | 1.0 TSI 8-speed automatic | 1.5 TSI DSG |
|---|---|---|---|
| Classic | ₹9.99 lakh | — | — |
| Classic+ | ₹10.99 lakh | ₹12.49 lakh | — |
| Signature | ₹13.94 lakh | ₹14.94 lakh | — |
| Sportline | ₹14.34 lakh | ₹15.34 lakh | — |
| Prestige | ₹15.89 lakh | ₹16.89 lakh | ₹18.59 lakh |
| Monte Carlo | — | ₹17.29 lakh | ₹18.84 lakh |
Classic is manual only. The eight-speed automatic starts at Classic+. The 1.5 TSI DSG starts at Prestige. Monte Carlo is automatic only.
Which variant is worth a look?
Classic is the price headline. It has six airbags, automatic climate control and a smaller touchscreen, on steel wheels. Classic+ is the first trim with the new automatic, a sunroof, LED lights and 16-inch alloys. The jump from Classic manual to Classic+ automatic is ₹2.5 lakh ex-showroom.
Signature is where the larger screen, virtual cockpit and connected voice assistant arrive. Sportline adds the 360-degree camera. Prestige is the one with ventilated seats, rear massage and the option of the 1.5 TSI. Monte Carlo is the same equipment with the sport styling pack.
If you drive in Mumbai or Pune traffic, compare Classic+ automatic with Signature automatic on a test drive. The extra ₹2.45 lakh ex-showroom on Signature is mostly the larger screens and connectivity, not a different engine.
What does the ownership pack include?
Skoda Super Care on this car is a 4-year or 1,00,000 km warranty, four years of Skoda roadside assistance, and four labour-free services within two years or 30,000 km. The warranty can be extended by two more years. There is also a six-year corrosion warranty and a three-year paint warranty. Confirm in the booking form that these are included in your variant and city. Labour-free does not always mean parts are free. Ask which items are billed at the first visit.
What should you confirm before booking in Mumbai, Thane or Pune?
- On-road price for your RTO, not only the ₹9.99 lakh ex-showroom number.
- Which colour is in stock. Cappuccino Beige is not available until December 2026.
- Delivery week. Skoda has said customer deliveries start next week, so waiting periods will differ by variant.
- That the 1.0 automatic you are shown is the new eight-speed, not an outgoing car.
- The service schedule after the four labour-free visits, and the nearest authorised workshop.
Prices and delivery dates can change at the dealer. Read Skoda Auto India's official price announcement, then match it against the on-road quote in your city.
After the labour-free services end, owners in Mumbai, Thane and Pune can plan the next visit with periodic car service. A no-start on the road is a separate job from the showroom pack, covered on MYFNG roadside assistance. To find a garage after delivery, use the workshop locator. More launch stories stay on Automobile News.
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