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Skoda launched Octavia RS in india


Czech carmaker Skoda has launched the Octavia RS in India. The sporty saloon from Skoda has been priced at Rs 24.62 (ex-showroom). The sedan will only be sold in one trim.
The Skoda Octavia RS is powered by a 2.0-litre turbocharged TSI engine that puts out 230bhp and 350Nm of peak torque and drives a six-speed dual clutch transmission. Power is sent only to the front wheels. Although internationally the car is available with a manual transmission and an all-wheel drive system, the Indian markets gets only the automatic option and the front-wheel drive variant. The Octavia RS can achieve a top speed of 250kmph.
The Octavia RS is loaded with features. It gets an aggressive body kit with blacked-out trim bits that look really sporty. In European markets the Octavia RS is sold with 18-inch wheels but the India-spec car gets 17-inch allow wheels. The list of features also includes LED headlamps, tail-lamps, fog lamps and daytime running lights, steel exhaust tips, and a tailgate spoiler. The AVN system features a 9.2-inch touchscreen system with Apple CarPlay, Android Auto and MirrorLink in-built.
The India-spec has been raised 15mm from the Europe-spec car but is still lower than the regular Octavia sold in India. On the safety front, the Octavia RS will come with nine airbags, ESP and features like Predictive Pedestrian Protection, Adaptive Cruise control, Blind Spot Detection, Trailer Assist and Dynamic Chassis Control. The suspension setup of the Octavia RS has been stiffened to compensate for the increase in power.
The price at which the Skoda Octavia has been launched is very competitive for the amount of features they are offering.

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