One of the well-chosen Skoda Car has updated the features on the new Kushaq mid-size SUV, which is one of the brand's newest vehicles in India. The SUV's price has already been raised by up to $29,000 by the firm. And now the car's feature list has been changed, and the Creta competitor no longer boasts auto-folding ORVMs, according to the new brochure.
Apart from the brochure contents, Zac Hollis, Brand Director, Skoda Auto India, verified the new development by posting on his social media pages. According to the statement, the company was forced to make this choice due to an ongoing chip shortage.
"Unfortunately, the functionality had to be removed owing to a scarcity of semi conductors," Hollis wrote to a user on Twitter who inquired about Kushaq's ORVMs.
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