Skoda Slavia vs Volkswagen Virtus - Which One Should You Buy

All cars made from February-March 2023 onwards are E20 compatible, just in case you were think which ones, here is a full list.

Skoda has launched the Slavia facelift from Rs 10 lakh, with the entry price unchanged. It brings a new 8-speed automatic, a 360-degree camera and rear seat massage, though ADAS is still missing while some rivals already offer it.

Skoda Auto Volkswagen India has started production of the new Slavia at its Chakan plant in Pune, ahead of its festive launch. It gets an 8-speed torque converter automatic with the 1.0 TSI, rear seat massage function, 360-degree camera, and an AI-powered infotainment system.

Only four sedans are remaining in this segment, which once had nearly ten contenders!

A detailed variant-by-variant breakdown of the 2026 Skoda Slavia facelift covering every new feature, who each trim is actually for, and which variants are worth your money.

The new Skoda Slavia borrows a significant amount of features from the Kushaq, such as an 8-speed automatic gearbox, massage function for the rear seats, and electrically adjustable front seats, among others.

The Škoda Slavia gets its first proper update since its 2022 launch, with a revised face, bigger screens, a 360-degree camera, rear seat massager, and an 8-speed automatic for the 1.0L engine.

Skoda India has released a teaser for the Slavia facelift, set to launch on 18 August. The update brings a refreshed exterior, anticipated interior upgrades, and a new 8-speed automatic gearbox for the 1.0-litre TSI engine.

Skoda has officially teased the Slavia facelift in India, with the launch set for 18 August. The mid-life update brings design tweaks, a new 8-speed automatic for the 1.0 TSI, and a more premium cabin.

Volkswagen India has launched the limited-run Virtus Anniversary Edition at ₹19.19 lakh, based on the GT Plus Sport, with a new Avocado Pearl paint and contrasting black roof. Just 150 units on sale.