Skoda Kushaq EV Spotted Testing in India – Bold Design, Big Range Revealed

Skoda Kushaq EV has finally hit the Indian roads. Spotted in full camouflage, the electric SUV is clearly in its testing phase. But one thing’s certain Skoda is serious about its EV plans for India. The Kushaq EV will carry forward the brand’s sharp European design but with a futuristic heart. You can feel the curiosity building already. People are talking. The streets are watching. With this, Skoda wants to give Indians a proper electric SUV that looks cool, drives smooth, and feels solid. Let’s dive in and see what this all-new Kushaq EV brings to the table.

 

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Key Highlights (Quick Info)

Model Name	Skoda Kushaq EV
Type	Compact Electric SUV
Expected Launch	Mid 2025
Expected Range	350–400 km (Approx)
Charging Time	About 1 hour (Fast Charging)
Main Rivals	Tata Nexon EV, Mahindra XUV400, MG ZS EV
Expected Price	₹18–22 Lakh (Ex-Showroom)

 

Interior & Features

Step inside, and the Skoda Kushaq EV feels modern yet familiar. The cabin looks clean. Simple. Premium. Skoda seems to have gone for that less-is-more vibe. There’s a big floating touchscreen, a fully digital cluster, and tiny blue accents hinting yep, it’s electric. The dashboard looks flat and minimal, but the materials scream quality. You can almost smell the new leather. Ventilated seats? Likely yes. Ambient lighting? Probably. And that panoramic sunroof will make every drive feel a bit special. Everything feels quiet and calm inside like it’s waiting to hum to life.

Engine, Power & Performance

Now the heart  or should we say, the battery. The Skoda Kushaq EV will probably come with a 40 to 45 kWh battery pack. Enough to give around 380 km of real-world range. The motor, front-mounted most likely, could produce around 140 bhp. That means smooth, instant acceleration with no delay. Press the pedal and it just goes. No vibrations. No noise. Just that silent surge that makes EVs addictive. Fast charging will juice it up to 80% in under an hour, while normal home charging might take overnight. Feels practical enough for daily runs, right?

 

Safety and Technology

Safety Skoda doesn’t joke about that. The Skoda Kushaq EV will come loaded. Expect six airbags, ABS with EBD, traction control, and hill hold assist. Rumours say a 360-degree camera setup too. Lane assist and blind-spot detection may also come in higher trims. And yes, regenerative braking for better range. The structure itself could be strengthened to protect the battery pack. Skoda’s connected tech will allow remote monitoring, charging stats, and over-the-air updates. It’s like your car’s alive, learning every day. Smart and safe a combo you can rely on.

 

Design and Exterior

From outside, the Skoda Kushaq EV looks sharp. Even under wraps, it’s got presence. The signature Skoda grille is sealed off no engine, remember? Sleek LED DRLs run across the nose. The bumper design looks futuristic, almost robotic. The side profile is neat with chunky wheels and maybe flush door handles. At the back, the LED bar stretches across, making it look wider. It’s bold, but not shouty. It’s European elegance mixed with Indian attitude. The kind of design that makes people turn their heads for just one more glance.

Price and Launch Date in India

So, when’s it coming? The buzz says mid-2025. Skoda might assemble it locally, which could help keep prices competitive. The Skoda Kushaq EV might cost around ₹18–22 lakh (ex-showroom). Not cheap, but not bad either, considering what you get. Skoda will likely offer attractive finance plans, extended warranty, and maybe even free charging for a while. It’s all part of the bigger EV game grab attention, win trust, and deliver something exciting.

 

Rival Comparison

The Skoda Kushaq EV won’t have an easy field. The Tata Nexon EV is already a crowd favourite. Mahindra’s XUV400 has that punchy feel. And MG’s ZS EV? Well, it’s been around long enough to earn respect. But Skoda brings something fresh a European touch, cleaner interiors, and solid build. It’s not about being the cheapest. It’s about feeling premium, confident, and different. If Skoda gets the pricing right, it might just shake up the segment.

 

Expert Opinion / Conclusion

The Skoda Kushaq EV feels like a breath of fresh air. It’s bold, clean, and classy just what India’s EV market needs. The design is spot-on. The cabin, rich and peaceful. And that silent power delivery makes it feel almost futuristic. For a brand known for driving pleasure and safety, going electric is a natural step. This EV could become the choice for those who want something beyond ordinary. A little more refined. A little more Skoda.

 

Competitor & Comparison

Now, let’s be real. The Skoda Kushaq EV will face big names Nexon EV, XUV400, MG ZS EV. Each has strengths. Tata’s affordable, Mahindra’s powerful, MG’s premium. Skoda? It sits in between good range, elegant looks, and that “solid” feel. The fight will be tight. But Skoda’s loyal fans and its European charm could tilt things in its favour. And yes, Hyundai Creta EV is also coming. The competition is heating up fast.

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Ankit Kumar is a passionate automobile journalist, digital creator, and the founder of DailyAxle.com — a fast-growing auto news platform focused on cars, bikes, EVs, and launch updates. With a background in Journalism & Mass Communication from Delhi University, Ankit has spent the last five years exploring the Indian automobile industry, attending launch events, reviewing vehicles, and decoding complex auto trends for everyday readers.

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