The coming year is set to be electrifying for Skoda and Volkswagen, with a thrilling combination of sexy electric SUVs, punchy hatchbacks, and improved favorites making their way to Indian shores. And here is a sophisticated preview of five hot models making waves served with a cozy, chatty tone that makes it interesting and easy to read.
Skoda Enyaq, Could This Be India’s Next Big EV Star?
Skoda’s arriving flagship electric SUV, the Enyaq, will become available in India by late 2025, priced in the region of ₹45 lakh. Already well-marketed overseas, it comes with different sizes of batteries and trims some versions breaking over 560 km of range in WLTP tests. Beyond a zero-emission vehicle, the Enyaq delivers ample comfort and tech-filled interiors, marking a mature step into mass-market EV ownership.
Skoda Elroq
For those seeking a stylish and urban-friendly EV, the Skoda Elroq promises to be a contender. Priced for a late-2025 launch at an estimated ₹35 lakh, it’s based on the newer “MEB Entry” architecture and has battery packs ranging from 55 to 82 kWh, which correspond to real-world ranges of 370 to 560 km. Its styling aligns with Skoda’s new “Modern Solid” nomenclature, and its cabin takes cues from the elegant Superb sedan indicating a savvy mix of form and function
Volkswagen Tiguan
Volkswagen’s next-gen Tiguan will likely arrive in India in September 2025 at a price tag of ₹37-39 lakh. It brings a new look in the style of Volkswagen’s electric range, accompanied by an improved interior with a commanding 15-inch infotainment screen. Under the skin, it retains the tried-and-tested 2-liter turbo-petrol engine matching known performance with an update to the modern look
Volkswagen Golf GTI
Gear-heads, rejoice Volkswagen aims to introduce the iconic Golf GTI to India by mid-2025, most probably between April and June, at an estimated price point of around ₹50 lakh. With a powerful 2.0-liter turbo engine that delivers approximately 265 PS and 370 Nm, it shoots from 0-100 km/h in approximately 5.9 seconds. Look for sporty trimmings, tartan seats, a 13-inch screen, digital driver instrument cluster, and even a voice assistant with ChatGPT capability this is where performance blends with present-day tech with flair.
Skoda Superb Mk4 Returns
After a break, the fourth-generation Skoda Superb full of evolutionary looks and upscale amenities is coming to India by late 2025, perhaps December, at around ₹50 lakh. Underneath its crisply styled outside, it provides petrol, diesel, and plug-in hybrid models in international markets. On the inside, the cabin is a mix of beauty and functionality with ambient lighting, panoramic sunroof, ventilated seats, wireless charging, and a slim 13-inch infotainment screen making it a sophisticated player for customers wanting comfort and tech refinement
Even as manufacturing and specs can shift, these five models represent real momentum from Skoda and Volkswagen across electric, performance, and premium segments. The Enyaq and Elroq signify a bold push into electrified mobility. At the same time, the Tiguan facelift, Golf GTI hatch, and Superb Mk4 reveal how internal combustion and luxury offerings continue to evolve with innovation.