Skoda Octavia price in India starts from ₹ 27.34 Lakh. Octavia is available in 5 colours - Brilliant Silver, Candy White, Lava Blue, Magic Black, and Graphite Grey. Octavia seating capacity is 5 People. Octavia mileage is 15.8 km/l. Octavia has received 5 Star (Euro NCAP) safety rating.
Octavia car is available in 2 variants and 1 fuel options - petrol. Octavia petrol models comes with 1984cc engine which generates a peak power of 188 bhp @ 4180 rpm .
The Skoda Octavia, a Sedan from Skoda, was launched in India in Jun 2021.
Octavia competes with Skoda Superb, Skoda Slavia and Volkswagen Tiguan in India. Please check following table for Skoda Octavia model list.
Octavia price starts from ₹ 27.34 Lakh and goes up to ₹ 30.44 Lakh. Octavia EMI starts from ₹ 55,437. Select city to check Skoda Octavia on-road price.
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Last Recorded Price
Skoda Octavia has been discontinued in 2023. We are showing the last known price for Octavia.
Skoda has launched the fourth-generation of the Octavia luxury sedan in India. Grown in dimensions over its predecessor, the new model now looks more mature, premium, and upmarket. It is offered in two variants, five colours, and a single petrol powertrain.
Exterior
The updated Octavia is eons ahead of the previous generation model. It features the revised family front radiator grille with a chrome border. The LED headlamps sport the dual J-shaped daytime running lights and the horizontally placed fog lamps in the bumper are connected by a chrome bar. The Octavia gets a comfortable pair of 17-inch alloy wheels, a sloping roofline, and the redesigned split LED tail lamps that taper towards the centre. The new ‘Skoda’ badging on the boot will now be a familiar sight for all the models.
Interior
For the premium price tag, the Octavia does come loaded with some practical as well as luxurious features. The dashboard and the upholstery with the beige colour theme looks upmarket. There is a free-standing 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment system that is ergonomically placed for better reach. The fully digital instrument cluster is well lit and displays all the required information in a neat and uncluttered manner. Then there is the new two-spoke steering wheel that replaces the conventional buttons with scrollers for more convenient use. Other features include a wireless smartphone charger, ambient lighting, a powered tailgate, electrically adjustable front seats with memory function, electronic parking brake with auto-hold function, a two-zone climate control, and an audio system by Canton.
Engine and Transmission
Mechanically, the new Skoda Octavia is powered by a 2.0-litre TSI engine that puts out 188bhp and 320Nm of peak torque and is commanded by a seven-speed DSG unit. The traditional gear lever is now substituted for a compact and easy-to-use knob with shift-by-wire technology. The Octavia along with the Hyundai Elantra will compete against the sea of SUVs in the Indian market.
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Skoda Octavia Variants
Find a list of all 2 petrol variants of Skoda Octavia. This table includes Skoda Octavia on-road price which covers all costs like RTO and Insurance.
Octavia Petrol price in India ranges between ₹ 27.34 Lakh and ₹ 30.44 Lakh.
Octavia Automatic (DCT) price ranges between ₹ 27.34 Lakh and ₹ 30.44 Lakh.
Octavia Turbo price ranges between ₹ 27.34 Lakh and ₹ 30.44 Lakh.
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Extra Features over Style variants : Wireless Charger, Steering Mounted Controls, Automatic Parking Parking Assist, Rear AC, LED Headlights
Skoda Octavia Discontinued Variants
Note: ALL Skoda Octavia Style 2.0, L&K 2.0 have been discontinued.
No variant available
Octavia Expert Review
Engine and Performance
Why I would buy it?
Space and Practicality
Ride quality
Why I would avoid it?
No diesel engine
No sunroof
Skoda since the advent of BS6 been offering only petrol power and so the Octavia gets a 2.0-litre four-cylinder unit that produces 188bhp/320Nm that’s channelled to the front wheels via a seven-speed DSG automatic gearbox. It’s the same unit in the Superb and the Kodiaq.
Now this engine has two roles in this modern generation of the Octavia, it’s meant to provide a smooth driving experience along with fuel economy but at the same time also retain the fun-to-drive factor that has been present in Octavias of the last two decades. In terms of smooth driving experience, this one is right up there with hardly any vibrations from the engine, and at city speeds, you hardly notice that it is running in the background.
The seven-speed DSG gearbox is very intuitive and is such that you don’t need to really intervene and it will always ensure that you are in the thick of the action. However, get on the gas when you need to make a quick overtake or up the pace and everything lights up super quick giving an ample amount of punch to make that overtake and keep going after that. The ample amount of torque means that you can comfortably cruise at three-digit speeds for sustained periods.
We tested the Octavia for performance and discovered that it did the 0-100kmph acceleration run in 8.29 seconds. Whereas the gear acceleration from 20kmph to 80kmph took 4.64 seconds and the 40-100kmph came up in 5.53 seconds. Both the in-gear kick-down timings indicate a large amount of useable performance available quite early in the rev-range. In terms of fuel efficiency, it gave 7.48kmpl in city conditions and 14.46kmpl in highway conditions.
Ride and Handling
This Skoda Octavia is underpinned by McPherson struts at the front and a multi-link setup at the rear. It gets disc brakes on all four wheels and the car that we have driven for the review is an L&K variant with 18-inch wheels.
The Octavia rides really well absorbing a lot of the bumps and imperfections that dot our road with an ease that would surprise you in a car like this. It’s only when the going gets really rough that you tend to be a bit more cautious but even then the car settles quickly. It’s a similar story at high speeds where the car held its own even over the larger undulations.
The steering is devoid of feeling in the dead-ahead position but gets progressive as you go faster. It is quite accurate but we would have liked more feel from the steering for a more involved driving experience. Finally, the disc brakes all around give some solid stopping power even with repeated use. In our test figures, it came to a halt from 100kmph in a brisk 3.39 seconds and within 42 metres.
Exterior
The Skoda Octavia is most recognisable for its face and in this generation, Skoda has ditched the split headlamps for the single-piece rectangular units with LED lights and DRLs. The shape of the lights is now quite similar across the Skoda range and pays tribute to the glass industry of the Czech Republic. While the front of the car has grown bigger, these lines have become softer and thus the Skoda looks even bigger than before. The signature Skoda grille has taken a more rounded shape and looks premium thanks to this large chrome surround.
There’s a restrained European subtlety when you look at this Gen-4 Octavia in profile. The forward-leaning stance and flared wheel arches of the previous car have been restrained but are still there and lend suitable sportiness to the overall appearance. This being the higher priced L&K version, you get badging on the side and these very busy-looking 17-inch wheels which Skoda has named Pulsar black and kept only for this L&K trim. While the side and the face have undergone major changes, the rear has visibly evolved from the previous generation getting bigger and rounder but with a little less drama.
Comfort convenience and Features
Let’s start the interiors by highlighting two major aspects- the first is that while the Octavia is grown in overall length by 30mm, its wheelbase has dropped by 17mm and while that might seem odd, it’s a negligible number considering that the Octavia is actually a pretty huge car with lots of room inside. The second aspect is that this new-gen Octavia can be had in India in two trim levels- Style and the more luxurious L&K variant which is what we have on review today.
Minimalist yet purposeful, that’s perhaps the best way I can sum up the interiors of this new generation Octavia. The whole cabin has been trimmed out in beige over black which is pretty much been an Octavia mainstay for years now and there’s no badging or an overdose of chrome or shiny plastics - just clean smooth lines in a vertically stacked orientation.
The plastics used are consistent for the segment with all the touch surfaces on point in terms of the quality, fit and finish. It is similar in terms of ergonomics with everything falling easily to hand whether you are in the driver’s seat or the passenger seat. As has become the case with many cars nowadays, the highlight of the entire dashboard is the two large screens. The right one runs Skoda’s virtual cockpit while the screen on the left is the infotainment system. The infotainment screen at 10-inches is the largest yet that Skoda has ever fitted to the Octavia and comes with the usual features like Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, Mirror link, wireless connectivity, vehicle health, and of course connected car technology via in-sim-card and a dedicated mobile app that offers a variety of services along the lines of driver assessment, car services and general information.
Large car, lots of room at the rear- that’s how the Skoda Octavia has always been and this one is no different at all. You get lots of legroom, knee room and under-thigh support while actually sitting low due to the design of the roofline. You can have three in the back but with a high transmission tunnel and these prominent rear AC vents, it’s a place best suited for two.
You get some decent kit in the form of the rear AC vents, foot AC vents, centre armrest with cup holders, large bottle holders in both the doors and these two pockets on the back of the front seat that can hold your mobile phone. One of the major selling points of the Octavia is its cavern-like boot that’s 600-litres with the seats up and expands to massive 1580-litres with the seats folded down. It adds a massive amount of practicality to the car.
One of Octavia’s other major selling points is its feature list, especially in this fully loaded L&K variant. We have already seen the climate control system, touchscreen infotainment system, virtual cockpit and leather upholstery. In addition, you get ambient lighting, an 11 speaker Canton sound system, cooled glove box, powered front seats, cruise control, auto park function and in the long-standing tradition of Skoda cars, a slot to dry umbrellas in the front door. On the safety front, this top-spec model gets seven airbags, an electronic stability programme, a tyre-pressure monitoring system as well as front and rear parking sensors.
Conclusion
The Skoda Octavia as a car has completed two decades in the Indian car market and that’s a long time for any vehicle. However, the world that the first India-spec Octavia came into is very different from the world that the new Octavia has been born into. This fourth-generation car has to fight a line of fast selling SUVs for market share. In this respect, on the downside, it has no diesel option, lacks a sunroof and could do with more features for the rear occupants. However, it is also fast, comfortable, sufficiently loaded with features and will always stand out due to it being a sedan among a crop of SUVs. At the time of writing this review, the Octavia range was priced in the range of Rs 26.29 lakh to Rs 30 lakh.
Photography: Kapil Angane
User Reviews for Octavia
4.1
Overall
4.2
Exterior
3.9
Interior
4.6
Ride Qlty
5
Heavy Ballerina
01/24/2014 00:22:36 | Shirish Waghmode
Whats Good
She's a looker ,she's a mover; She has the power, to make others cower ;Flawless performer,reliable in adverse conditions;She dances ,she prances;She may be a little heavy,-she has a large boot- but she is the stuff of Automotive romances!
What Can Improve
rear ac vents-more leg room for rear seat travellers-
Mileage Details
Mileage (City) 18 kmpl
Mileage (Highway) 24 kmpl
Maintenance 500 per month
User ratings
4
Exterior
4
Interior
5
Ride Qlty
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skoda ne mera dhodiya.
01/20/2014 11:51:54 | Firdause H Jila
Whats Good
Strong, sturdy car with good looks.
What Can Improve
The service is horrible and spare parts prices are abnormally high.
The car is excellent with good features but the service needs to improve
Mileage Details
Mileage (City) 8 kmpl
Mileage (Highway) 12 kmpl
Maintenance 9500 per month
User ratings
4
Exterior
4
Interior
4
Ride Qlty
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The best car in that segment
01/18/2014 08:00:28 | Narasimharao Naidu Namana
Whats Good
The car is superb at the segment,but the resale value is not good. pickup of the car and comfort is extra-ordinary. I drive the car perfectly in the city. overall the skoda Octavia is superb in that segment.
What Can Improve
nothing
Mileage Details
Mileage (City) 15 kmpl
Mileage (Highway) 18 kmpl
Maintenance 5000 per month
User ratings
4
Exterior
5
Interior
5
Ride Qlty
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5
My car is awesome
01/13/2014 13:26:21 | Mateen Khan
Whats Good
its good
What Can Improve
every thing is improve
good car
Mileage Details
Mileage (City) 16 kmpl
Mileage (Highway) 20 kmpl
Maintenance 3000 per month
User ratings
4
Exterior
4
Interior
5
Ride Qlty
4
Good
12/02/2013 09:50:36 | Laxmangopidi Reddy
Whats Good
Steady
What Can Improve
Steering to be free
Good
Mileage Details
Mileage (City) 12 kmpl
Mileage (Highway) 17 kmpl
Maintenance 3500 per month
User ratings
4
Exterior
4
Interior
3
Ride Qlty
5
skoda rider the best disel engine,among disel cars its a hea
11/15/2013 20:38:08 | Hemant Koujalgii
Whats Good
engine,transmission, road grip,look over all its a excellen car
What Can Improve
engine noise reduction, rear leg space,ground clearnce
one of the best cars I have driven,only exclusive class of people own skoda
The avg ex-showroom price of the Skoda Octavia starts at ₹ 27.34 Lakh for the petrol engine. Meanwhile, the top end model (Octavia L&K 2.0) with petrol engine is priced at ₹ 30.44 Lakh.
Which Skoda Octavia version is the best?
Skoda Octavia L&K 2.0 is the highest priced and boasts the most number of features. The Skoda Octavia L&K 2.0 is also loaded with all the required features. You can compare the feature list of Octavia L&K 2.0 and Octavia L&K 2.0 to find the best suited version for you.
What is the mileage of Skoda Octavia?
The ARAI reported mileage of Skoda Octavia is 15.8 kmpl.
Which is a better car between Skoda Octavia and Skoda Superb?
Skoda Octavia comes with a 1984 cc Petrol engine and the avg ex-showroom price starts at ₹ 27.34 Lakh. Whereas Skoda Superb comes with a 1984 cc Petrol engine and starts with an avg ex-showroom price of ₹ 54.00 Lakh. You can compare Skoda Octavia and Skoda Superb and chose the right car for you.
What is the manufacturer warranty for Skoda Octavia?
Skoda offers warranty for first 100000 km with all offered 2 variants. However, warranty expires after 4 years even if km is not achieved.
What is the top version of Skoda Octavia?
Skoda Octavia top version is L&K 2.0. It's avg ex-showroom price is ₹ 30.44 Lakh.
How many colour options are available in Skoda Octavia?
Skoda Octavia is available in 5 colours - Brilliant Silver, Candy White, Lava Blue, Magic Black, Graphite Grey
Which is the nearest Skoda Octavia showroom?
There are 6 Skoda Octavia showrooms in Mumbai. Check showrooms in your .
What is Octavia Petrol price?
Octavia is available in 2 Petrol variants. Octavia Petrol Automatic (DCT) variant price is ₹ 27.34 Lakh to ₹ 30.44 Lakh.
Octavia Petrol Variant
Ex-showroom Price
Style 2.0
₹ 27.34 Lakh
L&K 2.0
₹ 30.44 Lakh
What is Octavia automatic price?
Octavia Automatic (DCT) variants are priced between ₹ 27.34 Lakh to ₹ 30.44 Lakh.
Octavia variants with automatic transmission option
Variant with automatic transmission
Transmission Type
Ex-showroom Price, India
Style 2.0
Automatic (DCT)
₹ 27.34 Lakh
L&K 2.0
Automatic (DCT)
₹ 30.44 Lakh
What is Octavia Turbo price?
Octavia turbocharged variants are priced between ₹ 27.34 Lakh to ₹ 30.44 Lakh.
Skoda Octavia price in India goes from ₹ 27.34 - 30.44 Lakh in India.Skoda Octavia being a Sedan comes in 2 variants.The base model of Skoda Octavia - Style 2.0 starts at ₹ 27.34 Lakh in Delhi and the top model of Skoda Octavia - L&K 2.0 is priced at ₹ 30.44 Lakh in Delhi. If you are looking for a 5 seater car then you should consider Octavia.
Octavia car comes in 2 petrol variants. The Octavia petrol variant comes with a 1984cc engine capacity and Automatic (DCT) transmission modes. It generates 188 bhp @ 4180 rpm.
Skoda Octavia comes in 5 colors which include Brilliant Silver, Candy White, Lava Blue, Magic Black, and Graphite Grey.
Compare Octavia with Alternatives
Skoda Octavia
Skoda Superb
Skoda Slavia
Volkswagen Tiguan
Price
₹ 27.34 Lakh
₹ 54.00 Lakh
₹ 11.63 Lakh
₹ 35.17 Lakh
Fuel Type
Petrol
Petrol
Petrol
Petrol
Engine Size
1984 cc
1984 cc
999 cc
1984 cc
Transmission
Automatic (DCT)
Automatic (DCT)
Manual
Automatic (DCT)
Power
188 bhp @ 4180 rpm
188 bhp @ 4200 rpm
114 bhp @ 5000-5500 rpm
187 bhp @ 4200-6000 rpm
Torque
320 Nm @ 1500 rpm
320 Nm @ 1500 rpm
178 Nm @ 1750-4500 rpm
320 Nm @ 1500-4100 rpm
Safety Rating
5 Star (Euro NCAP)
5 Star (Euro NCAP)
5 Star (Global NCAP)
5 Star (Euro NCAP)
Boot Space
600 litres
625 litres
521 litres
615 litres
Ground Clearance
137 mm
151 mm
179 mm
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Size
4689 mm L X 1829 mm W X 1469 mm H
4869 mm L X 1864 mm W X 1503 mm H
4541 mm L X 1752 mm W X 1507 mm H
4509 mm L X 1839 mm W X 1665 mm H
Skoda Octavia Mileage
The user-reported mileage for the Skoda Octavia is 17 kmpl, while the ARAI-claimed mileage for Octavia is 16 kmpl.
Skoda joins the list of multiple car manufacturers in India such as Maruti Suzuki, Toyota, Tata Motors, Audi, and Mercedes-Benz, who have also announced a price hike from next month.