Want To Bring Home The Skoda Kylaq Before Everyone Else? Join The ‘Kylaq Club’
If you’ve been fascinated by the newly unveiled Skoda Kylaq, or are planning to own one, here’s news for you! Skoda India has announced the launch of the ‘Kylaq Club’, enrolling in which would give you various benefits like priority booking access, accessories, special offers, discounts and more. The carmaker is expected to start the deliveries on January 27, 2025. Bookings are known to begin on December 2, 2024.
So, what Is the Kylaq Club?
To put it simply, it is your ticket to early booking access and a hassle-free purchase journey along with truckloads of benefits and offers. This membership program can get you exclusive content, special offers and deeper insights into it, before taking delivery of your Kylaq.
Perks Of Joining The Kylaq Club:
Enrolling in the Skoda Kylaq Club will let you avail the following perks:
- Complete guidance throughout the purchase journey.
- Access to exclusive content and extra web cast.
- Special offers and benefits on purchase.
- Priority booking- Kylaq Club members will have a two-hour booking advantage over regular bookings. This would make a difference considering the fact that the prices could go up beyond a certain number of bookings.
- Access to coupons, value-added products and factory visits.
- Lower booking amount than others.
- Access to various personalised experiences.
How To Join The Kylaq Club?
Entries to the club are time-capped. To be a part of this initiative, go to the Kylaq Club website, and register with your details. Registrations can be done fr0m 15th November to 30th November, 2024.
Skoda Kylaq: More About It
With an entry price of just ₹7.89 lakh (ex-showroom, India), the Kylaq is Skoda’s most affordable offering in India. It derives its name from Mount Kailash and roughly translates to Crystal in Sanskrit. This sub-4m SUV premieres Skoda’s new-age ‘ Modern Solid’ design philosophy in India. It will be showcased at the upcoming Bharat Mobility Expo. Even when it neatly tucks under the 4m mark in overall length, its wheelbase is one of the longest among rivals, standing behind the XUV 3XO alone.
Key design highlights are a slimmer grille, split headlamps, pronounced bonnet creases, and a two-tone bumper with an aluminium-look spoiler. New in the colour palette is an Olive Gold shade.
On the inside, the SUV features a two-spoke steering wheel, an 8-inch digital instrument cluster, a 10-inch touchscreen with an updated OS, wireless Android Auto/Apple CarPlay, a wireless phone charger, powered front seats, a cooled glovebox, a rear armrest, three-point seatbelts, and a single-pane sunroof. The rear row comes with ample room and occupant comfort. The rear seat is a 60:40 split unit and the Kylaq has a class-leading 446-litre boot capacity.
Forming the base of Kylaq is Skoda-Volkswagen’s MQB A0 IN platform- with up to 95% localisation gone into it. This architecture also underpins the Kushaq and Slavia as well. Skoda’s Brezza rival relies on the familiar 1.0L TSI turbo petrol engine that generates 115hp and 178Nm. Both 6MT and 6AT transmission options will be available. Its better power-to-weight ratio compared to the Kushaq (38kg lighter) makes the Kylaq a fast car- 0-100 kph in 10.5 seconds.
The suspension is claimed to be on the softer side, to deliver a more comfortable ride. The safety kit includes six airbags, ABS with EBD, electronic stability control, brake disc wiping, and ISOFIX mounts. The platform is already known for its crashworthiness.
Skoda has aggressive targets set for the Kylaq. It plans to sell 1 lakh units within the first 365 days of launch. This seems achievable considering how affordable the entry price is. The top-spec could be priced around 12 lakh.