Škoda Tunisie, a subsidiary of Ennakl Automobiles, has officially launched the Slavia sedan in the Tunisian market. The vehicle has achieved a 5-star rating in the Global NCAP safety and collision tests. Lazhar Bahrouni, director of the Škoda brand in Tunisia, presented the model as a robust, comfortable, and powerful car. The Slavia is equipped with a 1.0 TSI engine, which has already been tested within the Volkswagen group.
The Škoda Slavia comes with advanced connectivity and digital entertainment technologies, including wireless charging, an infotainment system, and App Connect or MirrorLink compatibility. The vehicle is available in three trim levels, with four different price options. The base Active model with a manual transmission starts at 66,980 Tunisian dinars. The Ambition trim with a manual transmission is priced at 73,980 dinars, while the automatic version costs 76,980 dinars.
The top-of-the-line Style model, which comes with all the available options, is priced at 86,980 Tunisian dinars. According to Lazhar Bahrouni, the Slavia has been successful internationally since its production began in 2021, and he is optimistic about its prospects in Tunisia. The vehicle's safety features and equipment are expected to be major selling points in the local market.
The official launch event, held at the La Goulette showroom, marked the beginning of sales, with actual commercialization expected to start within one to two weeks. Initial deliveries will be made in batches, with larger volumes expected in November and December. Škoda Tunisie is confident that the Slavia will appeal to Tunisian customers.
In addition to the Slavia, Škoda Tunisie also unveiled the upcoming Škoda Kushaq model during the launch event. The Kushaq is expected to arrive in the Tunisian market between the end of 2026 and the beginning of 2027. This new model is likely to generate significant interest among local customers.
The Škoda Slavia's features and pricing strategy are expected to make it a competitive offering in the Tunisian market. With its 5-star Global NCAP rating, advanced technologies, and comfortable design, the vehicle is well-positioned to attract buyers looking for a safe and feature-rich sedan.
Škoda Tunisie's parent company, Ennakl Automobiles, is a well-established player in the Tunisian automotive market. The launch of the Slavia and the upcoming Kushaq model demonstrate the company's commitment to offering a diverse range of vehicles to local customers.
Key points
- The Škoda Slavia is priced from 66,980 Tunisian dinars and has achieved a 5-star rating in the Global NCAP safety and collision tests.
- The vehicle is available in three trim levels, with four different price options, and comes with advanced connectivity and digital entertainment technologies.
- The Škoda Kushaq model is expected to arrive in the Tunisian market between the end of 2026 and the beginning of 2027.
