The Skoda Slavia Classic is the budget-friendly option that offers a nice mix of features without breaking the bank. Starting at ₹10.34 lakh, ex-showroom, this variant comes with a 1.0-litre petrol engine, available with either a manual or automatic transmission. It features halogen headlights paired with LED daytime running lights, plus electrically adjustable side mirrors and rear parking sensors to make daily driving easier. To keep costs down, it rolls on steel wheels with covers.

Inside, the design prioritizes practicality. The Slavia Classic boasts a multi-function steering wheel that can be adjusted for tilt and reach, a seven-inch infotainment system with wired Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, fabric seats that can be manually adjusted, and a four-speaker sound system. It also includes an auto start-stop feature to help with fuel efficiency.

On the safety front, the Slavia Classic is equipped with an anti-lock braking system (ABS), electronic stability control (ESC), emergency brake-force distribution (EBD), traction control, three-point seatbelts, a tire pressure monitor, six airbags, and ISOFIX for child seats.

The Skoda Slavia Signature takes the Classic model up a notch with a bunch of comfort and convenience upgrades. The outside looks sharper now, featuring LED taillights, chrome details on the door handles, and sleek 16-inch alloy wheels. Plus, the Signature variant is now ₹40,000 cheaper than it used to be. The 1.0L petrol manual version starts at ₹13.59 lakh, while the automatic version is priced at ₹14.69 lakh, both ex-showroom.

Inside, the cabin feels more upscale with ambient lighting, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, and armrests in both the front and back for extra comfort. Passengers can enjoy individual climate control thanks to rear AC vents. Functionality gets a boost with a bigger 10-inch touchscreen infotainment system that supports wireless smartphone connectivity, a 3.5-inch digital instrument cluster, and a cooled glovebox. The audio system has been upgraded to eight speakers, and features like cruise control, remote engine start/stop, and a rear camera add even more convenience and safety.

The Slavia's Sportline trim comes with a price tag of ₹13.69 lakh for the 1.0L petrol manual and ₹14.79 lakh for the automatic version, both ex-showroom. If you're looking at the 1.5 litre TSI engine, that one starts at ₹16.39 lakh, also ex-showroom.

This Sportline variant stands out with its sleek blacked-out design elements, featuring black LED headlamps, DRLs, and taillights, along with some cool aero kits. Plus, it’s packed with extra goodies like a single-pane electric sunroof, metallic foot pedals, a connectivity dongle, rain-sensing wipers, and an auto-dimming rear-view mirror, among other upgrades.

The Monte Carlo trim of the Slavia is priced at ₹15.34 lakh for the 1.0L petrol manual and ₹16.44 lakh for the automatic version, both ex-showroom. If you're looking at the 1.5-litre TSI engine, that one comes in at ₹18.04 lakh, also ex-showroom.

This Slavia Monte Carlo stands out with its glossy black front grille, 15-inch black alloy wheels, a boot lip spoiler, and black accents on the door handles and mirrors. It also features a rear diffuser and ‘Monte Carlo’ badges on the fenders.

Inside, you’ll find a stylish Red and Black dual-tone upholstery, with Ruby Red metallic accents running across the dashboard and into the front doors. The headrests sport the ‘Monte Carlo’ logo, and the rear seats are also in Red and Black leatherette, featuring the same logo on two of the headrests. The driver’s instrument console boasts a 20.32-cm Virtual Cockpit with a red theme, while the center dashboard is equipped with a 25.4-cm infotainment system that includes Skoda Play Apps, all in that striking red theme.

The Skoda Slavia Prestige is packed with some impressive exterior upgrades, like sleek LED headlights featuring L-shaped daytime running lights, chrome accents around the windows and rear bumper, plus eye-catching 16-inch diamond-cut alloy wheels. It’s priced at ₹15.54 lakh for the 1.0L petrol manual and ₹16.64 lakh for the automatic version, both ex-showroom. If you opt for the 1.5-litre TSI engine with the DSG gearbox, it’ll set you back ₹18.24 lakh, ex-showroom.

Inside, the Prestige really steps up the luxury with an electric sunroof, full LED interior lighting, and an 8.0-inch digital instrument cluster that replaces the traditional gauges. You’ll also find ventilated front seats with electric adjustments and a wireless phone charger. Plus, the audio system gets a nice boost with a Skoda Sound System that includes a subwoofer for an enhanced listening experience.

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