Kylaq, Slavia, Kushaq and More Help Skoda Post 101 Percent Y-o-Y Growth for September 2025

Czech automaker, Skoda recently announced that in Q3’ 2025, the company registered a 110% year-on-year increase in sales between July and September, over the same period last year. Furthermore, the brand sold 6,636 cars in September 2025, marking a 101% year-on-year growth for the month. As per the company, the momentum was fuelled by the demand for the Kylaq, along with contributions from the Kushaq, Slavia, and Kodiaq.

Skoda’s strong growth in 2025 has been anchored by its product offensive and expanding network. The Kylaq, the brand’s first-ever sub-4m SUV, has crossed 34,500 units in sales, playing a role in the company achieving 53,355 units between January and September 2025. In addition to that, the company introduced limited editions of the Kushaq, Slavia, and Kylaq to mark 25 years of Škoda Auto in India, while continuing to expand its footprint with new customer touchpoints to over 315 touchpoints across 177 cities.

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Furthermore, Skoda has strengthened customer engagement and trust with initiatives such as the ‘Fans of Škoda’ drives in Garli, Hampi, New Delhi, Mumbai, Leh, and other locations, and Exchange Carnivals across key metros, including Mumbai, Pune, New Delhi, Bengaluru, Chennai, and Hyderabad. Further reinforcing its commitment, the company recently introduced the Kodiaq Lounge, a new entry point to luxury 4x4 ownership.

Commenting on the positive and consistent growth, Ashish Gupta, Brand Director, Škoda Auto India, said, “The festive season, coupled with the simplified GST framework, has created a strong tailwind across the industry. Our September and Q3 results reflect the strong customer response to our product portfolio, particularly the Kylaq, which has become a true growth driver for us. With our growing network and value-driven ownership experience, we remain focused on building deeper connections with customers while accelerating Škoda’s growth journey in India.”