Skoda Yeti Style
Skoda
has been doing number of changes recently to its Indian product line-up. There
has nothing been related to introducing a new product, however, as the Czech
Republican car maker looks to capitalise on exploring variants from its
existing group of models available in the domestic market.
Just as Skoda
decided to opt for “Style” moniker in place of the Elegance variants for the
Octavia and the Rapid sedans, it’s going to do the same for its premium
crossover, the Yeti.
The
tall-riding family run around is currently offered in two trim levels namely
Style 4x2 and Style 4x4. The
front wheel drive variant of the premium crossover is priced at Rs. 20.27
lakh. The
customers preferring to go with the more powerful Style 4x4 that comes equipped
with a four wheel drive system to tackle any surface conditions and hilly
drives is priced at Rs 21.97 lakh.
This
has been due to the switch of nomenclature for Yeti from Elegance 4x2 and
Elegance 4x4 variants as the company now adheres to its latest variant changes
with Octavia and Rapid. The revisions stay with just the terminology as the new
Style variants won’t be accompanied by any mechanical modifications under the
hood.
The
Skoda Yeti will continue to be powered by the 2-litre TDI diesel engine in two
states of tune: one producing 108 bhp and the more powerful 138 bhp.
With the Yeti’s variant terminology also changed, Skoda India now has Style and
Style Plus variants available across most of its model range.
