Skoda Kylaq Sportline Launched at ₹11.32 Lakh With Blacked-Out Styling and 1.0 TSI Turbo Engine

Published August 20, 2026

Skoda India has added a new Sportline variant to the Kylaq lineup, priced from ₹11.32 lakh (ex-showroom) for the manual and ₹12.32 lakh for the automatic. This makes it the seventh variant in the range, sitting between the Signature+ and Prestige trims.

Ashish Gupta, Brand Director, Skoda Auto India, said,

“The Kylaq continues to take European technology closer to Indian customers, and the new Sportline brings an added emotional appeal to the range. It reflects what our customers are asking for - distinctive design, everyday practicality, strong safety and long-term ownership confidence.”

Variant	Transmission	Ex-showroom Price
Kylaq Sportline 1.0 TSI	6-speed Manual	₹11.32 lakh
Kylaq Sportline 1.0 TSI	6-speed Automatic	₹12.32 lakh

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What the Sportline looks like

The exterior leans into the blacked-out theme. You get Deep Black ORVMs, glossy black front and rear diffusers, a dual-tone floating roof in Deep Black, 17-inch black alloy wheels, and black branding on the tailgate. There is also a rear spoiler with finlets, a C-pillar Sportline sticker, and LED projector lamps at the front.

Inside, the dark theme carries through to the roof, dashboard, and door trims. Leatherette seats with Sportline labels and contrast stitching, aluminium pedals, ambient lighting, a sunroof, Climatronic Auto AC, a 25.6 cm touchscreen, and a 20.32 cm Virtual Cockpit are all included.

An optional Sportline Accessories Pack adds a front bumper corner garnish, dark chrome front grille garnish, fender garnish with the Skoda logo, and glossy black body side moulding.

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Lower trims also get updates

Alongside the Sportline launch, Skoda has added Climatronic Auto AC and a rear defogger to the Classic and Classic+ trims. These are meaningful additions to the entry-level variants, which previously lacked automatic climate control.

All variants continue to carry six airbags and a 5-star Bharat NCAP rating. The Super Care package covers a 4-year warranty, 4 years of roadside assistance, and 4 labour-free services.

Image Source: Skoda Press Release

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