Volkswagen May Launch a New Compact SUV in India to Replace Skoda Kylaq

Volkswagen May Launch a New Compact SUV in India

Volkswagen is working on a new compact SUV for the Indian market, which could be launched by mid-2027. This upcoming model is expected to take the place of Skoda Kylaq, which currently sells well in the compact SUV segment.

Volkswagen wants to strengthen its presence in India, especially in the small SUV category that is very popular with buyers. With recent changes in GST rules that benefit smaller cars, the company may also price this new SUV competitively.

Volkswagen compact SUV is likely to be based on the MQB-AO-IN platform
Volkswagen compact SUV is likely to be based on the MQB-AO-IN platform
Features of Volkswagen Upcoming Car

The new Volkswagen compact SUV is likely to be based on the MQB-AO-IN platform, the same one used for the Taigun and Kylaq. This platform is known for good safety, solid build quality, and stable driving performance. However, Volkswagen is expected to give the SUV its own design, so it looks different from Skoda models.

The SUV is likely to come with a 1.0-litre turbo-petrol engine. This engine offers a good mix of power and fuel efficiency for city and highway driving. Both manual and automatic gearbox options are expected to be offered.

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Why This SUV Is Important for Volkswagen

At present, Volkswagen does not have a car in the high-volume compact SUV segment. This new SUV will help the brand return to the mass market, attract more buyers, and increase overall sales in India.

The compact SUV segment in India is growing fast. Models like Skoda Kylaq, along with other popular SUVs, continue to see strong demand. Volkswagen’s new compact SUV will give buyers more options and increase competition in this segment.

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