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Tata Safari
62% Match
Classic Plus Petrol 1.0L Turbo Manual
₹10.69 - ₹19.19 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
Touchscreen With Smartphone Mirroring
The Kushaq's 6.9-inch touchscreen with wired Android Auto and Apple CarPlay trumps the Safari's total lack of an infotainment screen or Bluetooth audio.
Electric Sunroof
Kushaq comes with an electrically adjustable sunroof, a feature the Safari skips entirely.
Lower Ex-Showroom Price
At Rs 10.69 lakh versus the Safari's Rs 13.40 lakh ex-showroom, the Kushaq undercuts it by over Rs 2.7 lakh.
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Tata Safari
Performance
Comfort
Luxury & Interior
Technology
Safety
Ownership
Practicality
Value

Smart Petrol 1.5L Turbo Manual 7 STR
₹13.4 - ₹26.91 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
Bigger, Stronger Engine
The Safari's 1498cc turbo-petrol makes 168bhp and 280Nm, well ahead of the Kushaq's 999cc unit's 114bhp and 178Nm.
Seats Seven Across Three Rows
Safari offers 7-seat, 3-row seating versus the Kushaq's 5-seat, 2-row layout, making it the better family hauler.
Bigger Footprint & Wheelbase
At 4668mm long with a 2741mm wheelbase, the Safari is notably larger than the 4229mm Kushaq with its 2651mm wheelbase, translating to more cabin and boot room (420L).
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Skoda Kushaq
The Kushaq's smaller footprint, better fuel efficiency figures, sunroof, touchscreen with Android Auto/CarPlay, and much lower price make it a more sensible everyday city car than the bigger, pricier Safari.
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Why Kushaq for you?
Lower price, easier ownership
At Rs 10.69 lakh ex-showroom against Rs 13.4 lakh for the Safari, the Kushaq is significantly cheaper to buy, which matters most for a daily commuter on a budget.
Compact size for city driving
At 4229mm length and a smaller turning footprint, the Kushaq is easier to park and maneuver in tight city traffic compared to the much larger 4668mm Safari.
Modern infotainment for daily use
Touchscreen with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, plus Bluetooth calls/audio, make daily commuting with navigation and calls far more convenient than the Safari which has no infotainment screen at all.
Find out how the Skoda Kushaq and Tata Safari stack up across key factors and see what makes each of them unique.
The Safari's radar bulges out on Performance, Practicality and Safety thanks to its bigger engine, 7-seat layout and 6-airbag/5-star safety kit, while the Kushaq pulls ahead on Technology and Value with its touchscreen, smartphone connectivity and lower price - showing a classic size/power vs price/tech trade-off.
Bigger, Stronger Engine
The Safari's 1498cc turbo-petrol makes 168bhp and 280Nm, well ahead of the Kushaq's 999cc unit's 114bhp and 178Nm.
Seats Seven Across Three Rows
Safari offers 7-seat, 3-row seating versus the Kushaq's 5-seat, 2-row layout, making it the better family hauler.
Bigger Footprint & Wheelbase
At 4668mm long with a 2741mm wheelbase, the Safari is notably larger than the 4229mm Kushaq with its 2651mm wheelbase, translating to more cabin and boot room (420L).
A Trade-off
The Kushaq's 6.9-inch touchscreen with wired Android Auto and Apple CarPlay trumps the Safari's total lack of an infotainment screen or Bluetooth audio.
A side-by-side look at what each one does best, so you can choose what fits your needs.
Strengths for those who prioritise features, greener running and value.

Touchscreen With Smartphone Mirroring
The Kushaq's 6.9-inch touchscreen with wired Android Auto and Apple CarPlay trumps the Safari's total lack of an infotainment screen or Bluetooth audio.
Electric Sunroof
Kushaq comes with an electrically adjustable sunroof, a feature the Safari skips entirely.
Lower Ex-Showroom Price
At Rs 10.69 lakh versus the Safari's Rs 13.40 lakh ex-showroom, the Kushaq undercuts it by over Rs 2.7 lakh.
Longer Warranty Cover
Skoda backs the Kushaq with a 4-year/100,000km warranty, a year longer than the Safari's 3-year/100,000km cover.
More Thoughtful Cabin Amenities
The Kushaq adds a cabin air purifier, auto headlamps, rain-sensing wipers and steering-mounted controls, none of which the Safari offers.
Strengths for those who prioritise power, comfort and safety.

Bigger, Stronger Engine
The Safari's 1498cc turbo-petrol makes 168bhp and 280Nm, well ahead of the Kushaq's 999cc unit's 114bhp and 178Nm.
Seats Seven Across Three Rows
Safari offers 7-seat, 3-row seating versus the Kushaq's 5-seat, 2-row layout, making it the better family hauler.
Bigger Footprint & Wheelbase
At 4668mm long with a 2741mm wheelbase, the Safari is notably larger than the 4229mm Kushaq with its 2651mm wheelbase, translating to more cabin and boot room (420L).
All-Round Disc Brakes
Safari gets disc brakes front and rear plus Hill Hold Control, while the Kushaq makes do with rear drums and no hill hold.
Bigger Digital Cluster
The Safari's 7-inch fully digital instrument cluster is larger and more modern-looking than the Kushaq's 3.5-inch analogue-digital unit.
Instead of counting features, we compare which ones each vehicle actually includes.