Skoda Kylaq vs Nissan Magnite: A Detailed Specifications Comparison
- Nov 22, 2024
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The recently revealed Skoda Kylaq is poised to make a strong case in India, within the highly competitive sub-4m SUV segment. Among its many rivals is the well-equipped Hyundai Venue, which previously introduced segment-first features and achieved notable success for the Korean brand.
With an aggressive starting price and some attractive features on-board, whether the Kylaq can hold its ground in this tight competition will be an interesting watch. We’ll delve into this in greater detail in the next section by comparing it to the Hyundai Venue.
Let’s proceed.
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Car |
Skoda Kylaq |
Hyundai Venue |
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Price (ex-showroom) |
Starts at Rs 7.89 lakh |
Rs 7.94 lakh to Rs 13.53 lakh |
The Skoda Kylaq starts at a price point that is Rs 5,000 more affordable than the Hyundai Venue. However, we’ll have to wait until December 2 for the former’s full-pricing reveal to see how their top-end prices compare. While the starting price difference is marginal for now, we reckon the top-spec price of the Kylaq might go over the Venue’s.

Now, let’s see how the two stack up in terms of size next.
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Dimensions |
Skoda Kylaq |
Hyundai Venue |
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Length |
3995 mm |
3995 mm |
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Width |
1783 mm |
1770 mm |
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Height |
1619 mm |
1617 mm |
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Wheelbase |
2566 mm |
2500 mm |
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Boot space |
446 litre |
350 litre |
While both SUVs share the same overall length, the Kylaq is 13 mm wider and 2 mm taller than the Venue. Moreover, the Kylaq boasts a bigger wheelbase, which is 66 mm longer than the Venue’s, promising more spacious seating and more legroom for passengers.

The Kylaq also has a greater boot space, keeping in mind it is calculated without the parcel tray. Besides more space, let’s see what are the features both the sub-4m SUVs bring on board, next.
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Equipment |
Skoda Kylaq |
Hyundai Venue |
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Headlights |
LED projector headlights with DRLs |
LED projector headlights with DRL |
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Cornering Fog lamps |
Yes |
Yes |
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Auto headlights |
Yes |
Yes |
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Wheels |
17-inch alloy wheels |
16-inch alloy wheels |
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ORVMs |
Automatic and electronically adjustable |
Automatic and electronically adjustable |
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Infotainment system |
10-inch touchscreen |
8-inch touchscreen |
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Driver’s display |
8-inch fully digital display |
Semi-digital display |
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Android Auto/Apple CarPlay |
Wireless |
Wireless |
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Automatic Climate control |
Yes |
Yes |
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Rear AC vents |
Yes |
Yes |
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Keyless entry/push button start-stop |
Yes |
Yes |
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Cruise control |
Yes |
Yes |
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Sunroof |
Single-pane |
Single-pane |
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Wireless phone charger |
Yes |
Yes |
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Dashcam |
No |
Yes (in Knight edition) |
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Auto-dimming IRVM |
Yes |
Yes |
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Ventilated front seats |
Yes |
No |
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Powered seats |
Yes, 6-way (driver and co-driver) |
Yes, 4-way (driver seat) |
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Ambient lighting |
Yes |
Yes |
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Air purifier |
No |
Yes |
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Paddle shifters |
Yes |
Yes |
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2-step rear reclining seat |
No |
Yes |
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Airbags |
6, standard |
6 (in top variant) |
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360-degree camera |
No (reverse only) |
No (reverse only) |
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Parking sensors |
Rear |
Rear |
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ISOFIX mounts |
Yes |
Yes |
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Tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS) |
Yes |
Yes |
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ADAS |
No |
Yes (Level-1) |
The feature comparison between these two sub-compact SUVs sets the stage for a fierce battle. Both come equipped with distinct strengths that make them formidable competitors.

The Kylaq stands out with its larger alloy wheels, a bigger touchscreen infotainment system, its segment-first 6-way powered seats with ventilation for both front occupants, a proper digital driver’s display and six airbags offered as standard.

Meanwhile, the Venue offers two features over the Kylaq – an air purifier and level-1 ADAS safety features. The Venue is also offered in two special trims, namely Adventure and Knight – the latter offering an additional dashcam.
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Cars |
Powertrain |
Output |
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Power |
Torque |
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Engine Option |
Transmission |
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Skoda Kylaq |
1-litre turbo petrol |
6-MT / 6-AT |
115 PS |
178 Nm |
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Hyundai Venue |
1.2-litre NA petrol |
5-MT |
83 PS |
114 Nm |
|
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1-litre turbo petrol |
6-MT / 7-DCT |
120 PS |
172 Nm |
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1.5-litre diesel |
6-MT |
116 PS |
250 Nm |
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Under the hood, the Skoda Kylaq is limited to a single 1-litre turbo-petrol engine, which is where it significantly lags behind the Hyundai Venue's diverse powertrain choices on offer.

The Venue offers three engine options, including a similar-to-Kylaq 1-litre turbo petrol, a larger 1.2-litre NA petrol and a 1.5-litre diesel unit, along with multiple transmission choices. With the diesel engine option, the Venue puts out significantly more power than the Kylaq.

We’re yet to explore whether the Skoda Kylaq brings any extra bits after its official launch. However, based on what we already know, it presents itself as a well-equipped sub-4m SUV worth considering if you’re seeking a feature-packed driving experience.

On the other hand, the Hyundai Venue continues to be a strong contender, thanks to its numerous powertrain options and ADAS features. We’ll bring you a real-world comparison between these two and other rivals very soon, so stay tuned for that!
Until then, let us know in the comments, what would be your pick if you had to choose between these two SUVs?
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