Skoda Slavia Monte Carlo edition gets new limited-run colours

Skoda India has introduced two new limited-run colour options with the Slavia Monte Carlo Edition. The Czech carmaker says that only 200 units of the Slavia Monte Carlo will be produced in these colour options. Despite these exclusive new colours, prices remain unchanged, ranging from Rs 16.69 lakh to Rs 18.19 lakh.  

1. New colour options limited to 200 examples
2. Available with both 1.0 and 1.5-litre turbo-petrol variants

Skoda Slavia Monte Carlo limited-run colour details

Dubbed Shimla Green and Steel Grey, both new paint options feature a black roof

The two limited-run colour options on the Slavia Monte Carlo Edition are called Shimla Green and Steel Grey. Both have a dual-tone finish, with the roof finished in black. This increases the colour palette available for the Slavia to seven options, albeit for a limited time. The Slavia Monte Carlo is already offered in two monotone colours, namely Lava Blue and Deep Black, alongside three dual-tone shades with a black roof: Candy White, Brilliant Silver and Cherry Red.

Based on the top-end Prestige trim, the Monte Carlo edition sits at the top of the Slavia line-up. It brings several cosmetic upgrades, some of which are also shared with the mid-level Sportline trim. For the exterior, these include dual-tone paint options, a blacked-out finish for the grille, bumper elements, logos, outside rearview mirrors and 16-inch alloy wheels, Monte Carlo branding on the front fenders, a smoked effect for the tail-lamps and a black boot-lip spoiler.

On the inside, you get an all-black layout with red accents, a red theme for the digital driver’s display, red-and-black leatherette seats with Monte Carlo inscriptions, Monte Carlo-branded scuff plates, red stitching for the front door armrests and sporty metal pedals.

Skoda Slavia Monte Carlo engine and gearbox options

Two engines on offer with automatic gearboxes only

The Monte Carlo Edition is offered with two direct-injection turbo-petrol engine options. There’s a 1.0-litre unit that develops 115hp and 178Nm of torque, paired with a 6-speed torque-converter automatic. The larger, more powerful 1.5-litre mill churns out 150hp and 250Nm of torque and is mated to a 7-speed DCT.

All prices are ex-showroom, India.