Big news has come for the car lovers waiting for the new performance SUV (Skoda Kodiaq RS). The new SUV has received an overwhelming response due to its impressive power, acceleration and limited availability. The situation was such that within a few minutes of the start of booking, its first batch was completely sold out.
The company has prepared this model especially for those customers who want high quality along with luxury. performance Prefer SUV. With its launch, this vehicle has created its own identity in the market.
First 50 Skoda Kodiaq RS cars sold out in 6 minutes
Skoda Auto has launched the Skoda Kodiaq RS in the Indian market at a starting ex-showroom price of Rs 66.99 lakh. The company had brought only 50 units of this SUV to India in the first phase. All units were booked within just 6 minutes of opening of booking.
Powerful engine and great speed
This SUV has a 2.0 liter TSI turbo petrol engine, which produces maximum power of 265 PS and torque of 400 Nm. The engine comes with 7 speed DSG automatic gearbox and all wheel drive system, which further improves its performance.
Reaches speed of 100 in just 6.3 seconds
This SUV accelerates from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour in just 6.3 seconds. According to the company, its maximum speed is 231 kilometers per hour, which makes it one of the fastest Skoda models available in India.
You will get many special features
The RS version has been given many exclusive features compared to the standard model (Skoda Kodiaq RS). It has a glossy black front grille, illuminated grille, black roof rails, black ORVMs, special front and rear bumpers, RS badging, stainless steel exhaust finisher and 20-inch alloy wheels. This SUV will be available in four color options including Moon White, Magic Black, Velvet Red and Steel Grey.
Launched on a special occasion
The company has launched this model at a time when it is completing 50 years of its RS badging and 125 years of motorsport heritage. On this occasion, the company has also launched its new performance campaign (Skoda Kodiaq RS).
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