Škoda Sales September 2026: Kylaq Leads With 4,126 Units; Total Sales Down 8% YoY
Škoda recorded 6,102 units in September 2026, down 8% from 6,636 units in September 2025. However, sales increased 8% month-on-month from 5,650 units in August 2026, led by gains for the Kylaq and Kushaq.
Škoda September 2026 Sales: Model-Wise Performance
Model | Sep’26 | Sep’25 | YoY growth | Aug’26 | MoM growth |
Kylaq | 4,126 | 4,398 | -6% | 3,590 | +15% |
Kushaq | 1,152 | 769 | +50% | 1,048 | +10% |
Slavia | 709 | 1,339 | -47% | 897 | -21% |
Kodiaq | 98 | 130 | -25% | 115 | -15% |
Octavia | 17 | — | N/A | — | N/A |
Total | 6,102 | 6,636 | -8% | 5,650 | +8% |
Kylaq remained Škoda’s largest volume contributor, recording 4,126 units and accounting for 67.6% of the brand’s total sales. Volumes declined 6% from 4,398 units a year earlier but increased 15% from 3,590 units in August. Its sequential gain of 536 units exceeded the brand’s overall increase of 452 units.
Kushaq ranked second with 1,152 units, registering 50% YoY growth over 769 units in September 2025. Sales also increased 10% from 1,048 units in August. It was the only model with available comparison figures to record growth both annually and sequentially.
Slavia recorded 709 units, down 47% YoY from 1,339 units and 21% MoM from 897 units. The sedan’s year-on-year decline of 630 units was the largest absolute drop in Škoda’s portfolio, outweighing the Kushaq’s gain of 383 units.
Kodiaq contributed 98 units, compared with 130 units in September 2025 and 115 units in August 2026. This translated into declines of 25% YoY and 15% MoM.
Octavia added 17 units to September’s tally. With no comparison volumes supplied for September 2025 or August 2026, its percentage growth cannot be calculated.

Auto Punditz Take
Škoda’s September performance highlights its dependence on the Kylaq, which contributed roughly two-thirds of total volumes. Together, the Kylaq and Kushaq accounted for 86.5% of sales and drove the month-on-month recovery. However, the Slavia’s decline remained a significant drag on the annual comparison, leaving overall volumes below September 2025.


