If you have been planning to buy a Skoda Kushaq or Skoda Slavia, May 2026 is turning out to be a useful month to check dealership offers. Skoda dealers are currently giving sizeable discounts on both models, but the biggest savings are clearly on older Kushaq stock. In some cases, total benefits are touching Rs 2.50 lakh. The newer facelifted Kushaq, meanwhile, gets much smaller offers. The Slavia sedan also receives decent benefits this month through a mix of cash discounts, exchange bonuses as well as corporate schemes. Exact numbers will still depend on the city, dealership and variant available in stock.
Slavia Discounts Can Go Up To Rs 1.25 Lakh
The Skoda Slavia MY2026 currently comes with combined benefits of up to Rs 1.25 lakh. This includes cash discounts of up to Rs 50,000, exchange
bonus worth Rs 25,000 and corporate benefits reaching Rs 50,000.
For buyers already planning to exchange an old car and eligible for corporate schemes, the overall reduction in on-road price can become quite noticeable. In many cities, that difference is enough to push buyers towards a higher variant or automatic version that may otherwise stretch the budget.
The Slavia continues to be one of the few midsize sedans left in a market now dominated by SUVs, so these discounts could attract buyers still looking for a lower-slung petrol sedan instead of a compact SUV.
Older Kushaq Stock Gets Massive Discounts
The bigger story this month is clearly the pre-facelift Kushaq inventory. Dealers are offering cash discounts of up to Rs 2 lakh along with exchange benefits worth Rs 50,000. Combined together, total benefits can reach Rs 2.5 lakh depending on stock availability. That is a substantial cut for buyers mainly looking at overall value rather than the latest cosmetic updates.
The facelifted Kushaq gets much smaller offers in comparison. Buyers can currently get up to Rs 20,000 exchange bonus and Rs 20,000 corporate benefit on the updated model. There is no direct cash discount mentioned for the facelift version right now.
The reason behind this pricing gap is fairly straightforward. Dealers are trying to clear remaining older inventory before facelift stock becomes more common across showrooms.
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Which One Makes More Sense?
For buyers focused purely on savings, the older Kushaq currently offers far stronger value because the discount size itself is unusually high. But some buyers may still prefer the facelift version for its newer styling and fresher inventory.
As always, dealership-level offers can change depending on stock levels, location and eligibility conditions. Some variants may also attract higher discounts than others.
Source: mycarhelpline
